Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1959 November 4

Phil Campbell.

Commissioner

ulletin








By PHIL CAMPBELL
: Commissioner of Agriculture

available to institute a seed program
will be of great benefit to the farm-
s of Georgia. me
money will activate Foundation
Inc., an organization set up by an
the legislature to increase seed
S of new crops while at the same
keeping such seed stocks genetically
until sufficient supplies are on hand
e such seed available to farmers.
he Georgia Department of Agricul-
will serve as the vehicle to imple-
| the program which is the result of
ral years work and planning on the
State agricultural leaders.
1 the past, when experiment stations
le state produced a new crop variety,
been necessary for the experiment
ons themselves to increase the pro-
ion of seed until enough were availa-
or farmers or else to turn production
a private individual who was in
ion to increase production of the

der the new program, seed from a
crop variety will be turned over to
dation Seeds Inc, which will select
growers to reproduce the seed in
ficient quantity to supply certified
growers. The certified seed growers
then multiply seed stocks in suffi-
quantity to supply farmers in gen-

he new program will result in a
n shorter time lapse between the de-
ent of a new crop variety and the
ng of these new variety seed in the
;of farmers. As a result Georgia
ers will benefit much more easily

the experiment stations themselves
be burdened with the problem of
asing seed stocks after developing a
op variety.
he new seed program will not only
re that sufficient quantities of new
variety seed will be made available
rmers as soon as possible, but will in-
also that in building up supplies the

Georgia

EMPIRE STATE OF THE SOUTH





















































ov. Ernest Vandiver has made $30.- ,

results of research station activity .



LARGEST STATE EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI



Agricultural
CALENDAR

Nov. 4 - 5, Georgia College of Agricul-

ture, Athens Hog Future Short
Course. 2

Nov. 10, ABAC Tifton Farm Diesel
Tractor Short Course.

Nov. 12, ABAC Tifton Egg Produc-
tion and Marketing Short Course.

Scientists Discover How
Light Controls Plants

The triggering mechanism for all
plant development has just been found
by U. S. Department of Agriculture sci-
entists. The discovery promiss to be the
key to mans complete control of plant
growth from seed germination through
plant flowering and fruiting.

For scientists the discovery opens the







door to further research of this triggering

action to enable man to tailor-make plants

for his needs. Possible results are crops of

special heights for better harvesting,
flowering of plants at times convenient to
man, or for better control of plant pests.

Dr. Byron T. Shaw, Administrator of
USDAs Agricultural Research Service,

hails the discovery as an outstanding ba-
sie research achievement. It is the kind
of discovery envisioned when the Depart-

-ments new pioneering research labora-

tories were established. It provides means
for the better control of plant develop-
ment for specific purposes for better
food, fiber, and industrial raw material.



seed will be kept genetically pure so that
only good seed will get into the hands of
our farmers.

The $30,000 provided by Gov. Vandi-
ver will not do the complete job but it
gives us the necessary funds at this time
to get the program underway.

A program of this nature has been

needed in Georgia for some time and in
making money available to start the pro-

gram Gov. Vandiver has once again dem-

onstrated his interest in serving Georgia
farmers and agriculture in general.

Georgia, First:

@ BROILERS @ PROTECTED FOREST LANDS @ PIMENTO PEPPER
@ PEANUTS @ IMPROVED PECANS





Insects Cost Georgia
$10) Million Annually =
Insects cost Georgia farmers 100 mil- ee
lion dollars annually in damages and de-
struction, according to the Agricultural
Extension Service, :
Through the devastation they cause,
insects greatly affect the economy and

general welfare of all people. The amaz-
ing creatures pose a serious threat to the

dominant role enjoyed by man on earth

today. ae ; |

A majority of the most destructive in-
sects of North America are aliens. Be-
ginning with the discovery of this con-
tinent and continuing until the passage of |
the Federal Plant Quarantine Act of 1912, -
foreign pests hitchhiked on passenger and
cargo ships to this country. They are still
trying and occasionally succeeding

but our quarantine inspectors are proving

to be an effective barrier.

Grasshoppers, termites, mosquitoes, and
certain forest pests such as the spruce
budworm are among the native insects
that do extensive damage in this country,
but a big share of the annual $4 billion
dollar bill for destruction is caused by in-

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Pecan Law Violations
Bring Court Sentences

Three persons have been sentenced to
12 months on probation for selling bad or
mislabeled pecans in defiance of a with-
hold order issued by a Department of Ag-
riculture inspector.

Judge Cecil Roddenberry of the Way-
cross Judicial Circuit imposed the probated
sentences upon W, F. Allen, Dorothy Thrift,
and Jessie Alston in Charlton County su-
perior court at Folkston.

The probated sentence constituted the
second court action against Allen who was
recently ordered to serve 20 days in jail or
pay a $150 fine on charges of selling bad
or mislabeled pecans in violation of a court |
injunction. .

The court action is a result of Depart-
ment efforts to cleen up the sale of in- -
ferior and mislabeled pecans along side
Georgia highways.







@ NAVAL STORES



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me &
- Flowers, flower seed, buibs
and ornamental nursery stock
are only published once a
month; netices must be re-
eS geived not later than 20th of
a month preceding publication.

Water Hyacinths, 50c bunch;

eanut and Star Cactus, 40c
punch; Alligator plant, 50c
ooted bunch; dbl. Geraniums,
cuttings, $1.; green and red
Woleus, 25c cutting. Add post-
age. Mrs. Rosie Crowe, Rt. 2,
Gainesville.

Be ces Snowflake Candytuft (Iber-
ee ds) balls, all dbl. white Fever-
ew, Edgewood giant Shasta
Daisies, ea. var. $2. doz. Add
. postage. Mrs. Grace Dobbs,
502 Hudson St., Gainesville.

Nandinas, berrying size
Mushes.. 18-24 th. $4: daz:
Gardenias (Mystery), best
white, 15-18 in. 2 for $1.: Dix-
je Red Crape Myrtle, 3-4 ft.,












' $9. doz. Mrs. B. Robinson,:
reenville.
' 4-6 in. rooted Boxwood,

Dwarf and fast growing, 12,
$2.; $10. C: rooted Crape Myr-
tle, 18-24 in. red and white,
6. 31.+ $15.-C- vnink. Violet

plants. 12, $1. Del. in Ga. Mrs.

R. F. Terrell, Greenville.

_Ligustrum, Cherry Laurel,
s $2. doz. $10. C: white Per.



Phlox (Divaricata): $1.50 doz.
fein C; hardy Phlox, Subu-





gata (thrift).
lue. Daylilies,

Philippine.
Blackberry,

white Atamasco,
















_ . Blanche Woodruff, Green-
ville. 3 .
Perennial Scarlet King and
davender, rooted, $1. doz. $4.
: watermelon red Crane Myr-

_ tle, 5.ft., heavily branched, 10,
=) 85:2. 25 to 50 lots. 0c @a.:
heavily branched French
Pussv Willow, $1.25 ea. 10 for

- $8. L. H. Cousins, Greenville.

- Babv blue Iris Lilies, 4, $1.;
pink Thrift, 50e C. Add post-
pee. Mrs. Lester Williams, Rt.
B; omer, Ee







Candytutt, dwarf blue Per.)

red, wink and.

red Soider Hiss, $1. doz. $5.

FLOWERS

FOR SALE

Ligustrum and Cherry Lau-
rel, $12.50 C; Liriope (Border

(Grass), $1.50 C; Eng. Ivy, $5.-
50 C; Iris, $4.50 C. Lois Wood-

ruff, Greenville.

6 Burfordi Holly, 6 ft. tall,
also 15 deep rose Crape Myr-
tle bushes, 5 ft. tall. Very
reasonable. Mrs. L. B. Brown,
Homer.

325 ft. Privet hedge, well
trimmed, at my home. Mrs. W.
A. Savage, Rt. 1, Box 104,
Hampton.

Madonna Lilies, 25c ea.;
rooted Trailing and other Col-
eus, red Gizzard plant, sal-







lis Lilies, dbl. Geranium cut-
tings, white, pink Oxalis, 9
dif. Cactus euts, pink Justicia,
10c tea. Fleck Leaf Cactus,
rooted, 15c. Add postage. Mrs.
Ralph Williams, Rt. 1, Law-
renceville.

Tom Thumb Kalanchoe,
blooming size, $1.10: Thberis,
white Per. Candytuft, 12
plants, $1.50: Old fashioned
blue, sweet Violets, 25 plants,
$1.25; Coleus, Begonia, Sul-
tanas, 50 cuttings, $1. PP. Mrs.
H. B. Clower, Rt. 3, Lawren-
ceville.

6 dif. monthly Rose cuttings
and pink Crape Myrtle. 60c
ea., pink Creeping Phlox
(ealled Thrift), scarlet Ver-
bena, red Dianthus
Winter Pinks), pink Oxalis





nile. Violets, 40 doz: Yr. old
Cape Jasmine, 5Ac ea. Add 85c
nostage. Mrs. R. J. Fleming,
Lineolnton.



also Daffodil bulbs, and Chry-
santhemums (cut flowers) et
my home. No chks. Mrs. M.
M. Kellev. Rt. 3, Lithonia. Ph.
HU 2-2654.

Large type
mums, white,



Chrysanthe-
yellow, pink,

|lavender, eream, bronze, red.

12, $1.; sweet blue Violets, 2
doz. $1.1 pink Thrift, 50 vlants,
$1. Add 25c postage. Mrs.



_ +L. Silver, Rt. .

5 Cuthbert.

%

mon, white Sultanas, Amaryl-:

(called:

bulbs, nmurple Iris. sweet pur--

Sev. eplote Iris, 15) for Sis

Sik

MARKET BULLETIN

White Dogwood, Min. Lau-
rel, Cedar and Cactus, all of
various sizes. Mrs. A. O. Bax-
ter, Rt. 1, Lithonia. Ph. 9755
(Stone Mountain).

Lilae, Forsythia, Rose of
Sharon, Spirea, pink Almond,
Bridalwreath, single and_dbl;
Weigela, Crape Myrtle, 5 for
$1; 25 var., Roses, pink, red
and white Hibiscus, 3 $1.00;
pink, red Thrift, 5 doz
$1.; Gardenias, 75c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. C. H. Lawson,
Rt. 3, Box 216 Lithonia.

White, purple Wisteria,
Jasmine, Sweetshrub, 75c doz:
pink and blue Butterfly bush,
Mimosa, pink, red Roses, Al-
theas, Spirea, Mock Orange,
6, $1.; Easter Roses, Garden-
ias, 75c ea; red, pink Thrift,
5 doz. $1. Cannas. 7 Col 3.
50c. Add postage. Mrs. Thom-
Aas a. Watson. Ki, 3, Box 21.
Lithonia.





damp packed and PP. Mrs. J.
N. Adamson, Rt. 2, Lula.

Dwarf Marigold seed; burnt
orange with dbl. yellow cen-
ter, also bronze reddish brown
(stay in bloom until frost);
old time Bachelor Buttons,
white pink, red, Ea, 10c tsp.,
and 4c stamp. Mrs. C. M. Wil-
son. Rt. 1, Mableton.

2 yr. Per white Candytuft,
$2. doz: Adm. Byrd Daisies,
$1. doz. Add 30c postage; Lady
Bankshia Rode, red, pink dbl.
Althea, pink Weigela,







large house plants, vines,
ferns, at my place only. Mrs.
J. W. Jones, Madison.

Fine, large Fir tree, af my
place. Can be moved. Mrs. Mae
R. Swanson, 209 Sessions St,
Marietta. Ph. 8-3578.

Red Maple, tulip Poplar,





(wild Honeysuckle), Mtn.
Laurel, white Dogwood, Hol-
ly, red berry type, Crabapple,
Redbud and Coralberry bush-
es, ave. size 2- 1/2 ft. root-
ed, Moss packed, $50 doz.

i pestpaid. Mrs. Boon Wilson,

Rt. 1, Mineral Bluff.

White, light blue Siberian
Iris, orange, lemon Lilies,
Shasta Daisies, 5 ea; Agera-
tum, Sallie - in -. Wildwood,
Gooseneck, white Narcissus,
dbl, yellow, white and pin
Chrysanthemums, 3c ea.; blue
and white Fall Daisies le ea.:
Add postage. No out-+of-State.





Mrs. J. G. Ledford, Rabun
Gab. :
Montbretia, Cannas, red,

orange, Iris, small white and
blue, large variegated, yellow
and brown; lemon, orange
Lilies: blue Fall Daisies,
Hedge-Rose, 5c ea.: Scotch
Broom, Boxwood, Arborvitae,
Mtn. Laurel, Ga. State Rose,
Sweetshrubs, 15c ea.2, 25;
Seruce, 50c ft. Add postage.
Mrs, Ned Burrell, Rabun Gap.

Iris, Tiffany Extravagance,
August, lemon and orange
lies, five cents ea.: Agera-
tum, Sallie - in - Wildwood,
Gooseneck Narcissus. Daffo-
dils, Pink Thrift, Boxwood
cuttings, Chrysanthemums,
blue Fall Daisies, one cent ea.
Add postage. No small orders
out-of-state. Mrs. O. W. Mar-
tin, Rabun Gap.

_Geraniums, dbl., my selec-
tion, 10, $1; Paper White,
white with cream center Nar-
cisus bulbs, 25c doz. dbl. white
and pink Begonias, 15c ea.;
white strived and purple Jew,
Devils Backbone, Elk Horn,
Moses in Bulrushes, 10e ea.
Add postage. Mrs. P. &.
Traylor, Rebecca.

Nice, large size Butter and
Egegs and white Narcissus.
bulbs, now ready to plant, ea.
kind, 35c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. C. 'B. Hicks, Reynolds.

Rose Thrift, Jonquils and
Butter and Eggs bulbs. $1 C:
White Narcissus, $150 C:;
wink Weigela, rooted Cane
Jasmine, pink Crape Myrtle,
25c ea.; red and vink dbl. Pon-
my seeds, 20c thls. All del.
ary R. Phillips, Rt. 1, Roy-
ston.









rel. 3 col. Azaleas (Wild Hon-
eysuckle), pink Cherokee Ros-
es. tulip Poplar, red berry

Holly, Redbud, Coralberry
bush, red Maple, Crabapple,
rooted, Moss packed. Ave.

size 2- 1/2 ft. $2.50 doz. post-

R.|paid. Mrs. E. J. Millhollan,



(Rt. 1, Box 203, Mineral Bluff.

ee

Pink Thrift, $1. C. Rooted, |

Pyra-,
|cantha, white Spirea, Nandina,

Cherokee Rose, 3 col. Azaleas

Carrollton.

White Dogwood, Mtn. Lau-'!



Boston Fern, dbl, red, white
and pink Waxleaf everbloom-
ing also Chicken Gizzard Be-
gonias, pink and varigatedl
dbl. Petunias and mix. Coleus,
Sultanas, 20c ea; Lace Ferns,
50c; rooted pink Weigelas, 25
ea. Del. Mrs. Lelia Phillips,
Rt. 1, Royston.

200 Jonquils, 50 Iris, 6 ea.
Red Spider, Lemon, pink Can-
na, Milk and Wine Lilies,
Geraniums, Cactus, $1.
dbl. Begonias, Ferns, Sultan-
as, Oxalis, Blue Bottles, 25c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Lester
Phillips, Royston.

Rose Thrift, $1.00 C; Nan-
dinas, 18-20 in. 40c ea. 3, $1;
dbl, red and pink Begonias,
rooted, 25c ea; Christmas
Cactus, large cuttings, 20c ea;
pink Per. Phlox, 40e doz. Spi-
der Lily bulbs, 75c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Lee Cromer, @.
1, Royston.

Mtn. Laurels, red, yellow
Azaleas (Wild Honeysuckle).
Rhododendrens, Dogwood,
white Pine, Holly, Sweet-
shrub, pink Cherokee Rose,
Poplar, Mimosa, Crabapple,
2-3 ft., $2.75 doz; Fall Pinks,
Daylilies, blue Iris, Shasta





Daisies, blue and gray Violets,

pink, white Phlox, $2.50
Mrs. Bonnie Abercrombie,
Mineral Bluff.

Mtn. Laurel, white Dog-
wood, 3 col. Azaleas (wild
Honeysuckle, red Maple, tu-
lip Poplar, Crabapple,- Straw~
berry, bush Holly, Hemlock, 2-
3 ft., rooted, $2 doz.; Sweet
shrubs, Rhododendrons, white
Pine, Cherokee Roses, 25 ea.;
Arbutus, Mtn. Ferns, Galax,
Heartease, 45c doz. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Clifton Davis, Rt. 1,
Box 215, Mineral Bluff.

Mtn.\ Laurel, white
woods, 3 col. Azaleas
Honeysuckle). red Maple,
Strawberry bush, tulip Pop-
lar, Crabapple, Holly, Hem-
lock, 2-3 ft., rooted, $2.00 doz;
Sweetshrubs, Rhododendrons,
white Pine, Cherokee Roses,
25c ea. Mtn. Fern, Arbutus,
45e doz. Add postage. Moss
packed. Mrs. W. D. Davis, Rt-
1, Box 215, Mineral Bluff

Red Maple, Crabapple (per-
fumed type), Cee feern

Dog-

Cherokee Roses, mix,
wild Mtn. Laurel, white
wood, Blueberry bush. Root-
Be ates pices $2.50 doz.
+ Ostpald. Edna Rukat, Rt.
Mineral Bluff. : ae
Philippine Lily: seed. 25ce
pkt; bubls, bloomi ize,
$1.; bulblets, 50. $1: Dee e
seed, from good, named Lilies,

Dog-

yellow, red, pink, purple and.
bi-tone mixed, 30, 25e. Mrs. |
A. D. Brinson, Rt. 2, Box a

Cario.

Tiger Lily bulbs,
Tris, tall, mix. col, 6, $1.; mix,
color Mums, 10, $1. Add post-
age. Mrs. C. C. Gentry, Rt, 3,
Calhoun.

Cannas, 50e-$1, doz:



lilies, $1. doz: Milk and Wie
Lilies, Umbrella palm, and

large Daffodil and Amar llis
bulbs, 25c ea: mix. sizes, aa
Tuberoses, 50c doz: large Glad
bulbs, $1. doz., mix. sizes, 50c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. W. E.
Waolen, Rt. 2, Box 150, Camil-
a

Crape Myrtle, pink, Forsy-
thia, Scotch Broom, Jan. Jas-
mine, rooted, 50c; Abelia and
rose Weigela cuttings, 3, 25c:
pot plants, 15, $1. Add postage.
Exch. for other bulbs or white
sacks. Mrs, Ruth Rhodes, Rt.
1, Canon.

Pink and white Spirea, pink,
red, yellow Weigelia, Deutzia,
Forsythia, Tamarix, Abelia,
red Quince, Lilae, Seotch
Broom, white, pink, red, pur-
ple Althea, pink and red
Crape Myrtle, Mimosa, Ivy,
Biack Walnut, 25c ea. 5, $1.
Postage extra. Mrs. T, K.
Moore, Sr., Rt. 8, Canton.

Mimosa seed, all sound and

clean, 30c tbls,, or 5 tbls., $1.,
Del. Mrs. A. L. Walker, Rt. 3,

12 dif. col. Bearded Iris, 12.

b1.; Daylilies: Linda, Black

Prince, Purple Waters, Silver |.
Viking, |

Star, Mrs. Bonner,
Dress Rehearsal, Queen of
Gongolease, Mar. Guenther,
Honey Redhead, 8, $1.: Liriope,
3 doz. $1.; creeping Phlox, $1.
C. Add 25 postage, Mrs. W..
KE. Johnson, Rt. 2, Crawford-

2

ville,



2.3)

C.| Postpaid in lots of 50 or ne

(Wild

Redbud bushes, tulip Poplar, Lilies. 90 doz; 4

( Col.
k|Azaleas (Wild Honeysuckle),

llope. Jos. Abernathy,
| ville. |

Daylily:

6. 50e%.

|good roots, cuts, 25, $1; -

| Boxwoods, 12 to



Rooted divisions eax
blooming cut flowers typ
Shasta Daisies, 8, $1.; $1.5(





and pink= Peonies

White
white Madonna Lilies, 50ce e
asst. pot plants, rooted, 10, $:
unrooted, 20, $1.; Pansy plant:
free with ea. order. Add 251
postage on each $1. Mrs, J. H
Gable, Rt. 3, Cedartown,






Jonquil bulbs, one cent each
FOB, No order accepted fo:
less $1. Mrs, Jake Daughtry
Cobbtown.

Jonquil bulbs, $1. C. A
postage. Mrs. G. Collins, Rt.
Box 30, Cobbtown.
















































Diffenbachia, | ant
$3.; Thanksgiving and Christ.
mas Cactus, Trailing Begonia
Rainbow Moss, 50c; Trailing
Pathos, Trailing Nepthytis al
kinds Cactus, 40c; Aluminun
plant, Moles Foot, Ribbor
Grass, 35e. Plus postage. ]
Otis Mashburn, Cumming.

Cert. Ga. Easter Lily bulb:
6 and 7. in. size, 40c ea., 4-!
in. 25e ea. postpaid. No ord
less 50 filed; also dbl. oran

Daylilies, three cents e

Hattie Wigley, Rt. 1, Box 2
Dallas.

E

Old fashioned dbl. pink Hy:
acinth bulbs, blooming size
8, $1.; Madonna Lilies, larg
blooming size, 6, $1. Add post:
age. Mrs. R. H. Whelchel, Rt
3, Dawsonville. a
2 Dwarf Boxwoods, 1-4 ff
across top, 4 ft. high; one 3
1/2 ft. high and 3-1/2 f
across. Come after. Cant sh
also, sev. col. Sweet Williams
blue Spanish Iris, blue Age
ratum, purple and pink Ve
bena, 50c doz. Add posta
Miss L. M. White, Rt. 1, E
'57, Dahlonega.

Rose bushes, 3, $1.; all kinds
Catalpa trees, well r

Trumpet bush seed, and He
ges. 3,

Rt. 1, Box

Jonquil bulbs, $1. C: |
cissus, $1.25 C; Buttercu
doz; Daffodils, $1.50 om
Col.
lies, $1.50 doz. Add po
Mary Tumlin, Eastanollee

Perennial Hibiscus
red, white, pink or 1
10c pkg, with sane

Easter Lily bulbs, 2
large or 1 doz. small,
4 deep blue Hydrangeas
pink Oleanders, $1 ea.: 5 mu
Evergreens, $1:50 ea; 100
low Jonquils, $1. Also,
some dark blue Iris. Mrs.
Hatcher, Box 132, Barwi

Roman Hyacinths, Daffodi
Narcissus, Butter
Snowdrops, 50 doz., 3 di
Star of Bethlehem,
Blue Star Hyacinths, 2
5 $1: Inis, Thrift, Da
60c doz. 2 doz. $1; Cannas, 1
per rhizome. Mrs. Ardell Mi
ler, Rt. 1, Box 216, Bishop.

Approx. 300 nice fast gr
ing young Boxwood,
plants, well rooted, 10, 12
in. high, 25c, 35c, 45c_ ea,
mail orders. See any oo
cept Sunday. 7 mi. No. E
ville. Mrs. Ellis Hemphill,
3, Blairsville. ;

10 Forsythia, Althea, B
elor Button, Bridlewreath
ea. mixed, $1.25 PP;
tings, asst, inc. Ice Cac
kinds, Begonias, purple ak
silver striped; green and pl
ple blooming Jew, 15,
yr. Boxwoods, 3, $1.25
Orene Poteat, Rt. 2. Bucha

50,000 Privet Hedge
green), $1 C.; 5,000 pink ru
ning Roses, purple Wiste
white (bush) Rose, 3, $1

:

Azaleas (wild Honeysuck.
white Dogwood, Maple, Pi
and Poplar, 4, $1. PP. Gua
anteed live delivery. Mrs
f. Thornton, Rt. 1, Bo

14 in
mosas, 2 = $300 @
spreading Juniper, Globe

borvitae, 15 to 20 in., $4
Pine, .

Dogwoods, 2 ft., 5 09
PP. Sadie Wilson, Blue Ridg
2 Jarge and mediur
small fast gro



type Boxwood

Patterson, Rt






FLOWERS

FOR SALE

pet Daffodils, Phoe-
ffodils, white Narcis-
ge blubs, $3 C.; regu-
C.; white June bloom-
ies, large bulbs, 75c
mall, $2 C.; Daylilies,
Violets, German Iris,
oz., $1.50 C. Add 30c pos-
per. doz. Mautile Har-
Be
sle blue Hyacinths, and
Daffadil, ea. 2 doz.,
ttercups, early Jon-
doz., $1.00; Royal
jolets, 20, $1; Calif.
Violets, 30, $1. Add 25c
Mrs. R. P. Steinhei-
ooks.
cwoods, 12 to 14 in., Mi-
2 ft., $3 doz.; Globe Ar-
ae, 15 in., $4 doz.; Dr@-
Rhododendrons, Mtn.
White Pine, Hemlock,
erokee Rose, 2 ft.
. PP. Moss packed.
on, Blue Ridge.

pink Hibiscus, rooted,
onze leaf, red, white,
ax Begonias, 50c ea.;
red, white, pink, and
red and pink Begonias,
Fuchsia, Geraniums,







African Violets or 12.



= $1.25. Min. . order,
eMrs, 8B. J. Cantrell,
Ridge.

Emperior Daffodil

3 C; deep red Hemor-

nd orange double, 3,

Tiger Lily bulbs, 50c ea.

aid. Mrs. C. B. Robinson,
Bowdon.

ite, April sweet scented

us, $3.00 C; orange

peta. 15e $2903 -C;

Gum and pink Conch

1 ms, 3, 30c; green and

le Jew cuttings, 3, 2&0;

tangle Moss, 12. 50c.

d postage. Martha Womack,
. Bremen.

Narcisus and King
fred Jonquils, ea., 12, 75c;
. orange Daylilies, red
as, purple Violets, Em-
Daffodils, white, gold,
Tris, 12, $1; Snowdrop
, 12, 75c. Add postage.
ce Mosley, Rt. 1, Bre-







; col. Iris, or the White
pfiag Lilies, dbl. or
orange Daylilies, ear-
Butter-Cups, yellow and
weet scented April
ls, March Butter-cups,
ef Bethlehem, 2 doz.
P. Mrs. L. E. Sanders
uchanan.

ias in bloom, white
white and red single and
teak, 35c ea.; Sultanas,
agus Fern, Jerusalem
y and dwarf Sansevier-
ints, 25c ea.; Gloxinia, in
nd bloom, 90c ea.; Afri-
Violets, 25 up. At my
, Cannot ship. Mrs. Frank
ford, 1185 Moreland Ave.,
anta 16.

2




ae cuttings dbl.
, Single white, pink and
egonias, 2, 25c; white
ders, 3, $1; unrooted cut-
dbl. red Geraniums, 2,
salmon pink Sultanas,
2, 16c; Asparagus
and Jerusalem Cherry
15c ea. Add postage
Dorothy Barford, 1185
and Ave., SE, Atlanta

~~



d: Josephs Coat; Gerbera
; Cypress vine; Red
an and yellow dbl. Sun-
fs; Hibiscus: Marigolds;
blue Salvia; Shagesy
as; Cleome; Hollyhocks; |
ico Indian or Strawberry
Strawflowers: also, yel-:
oWerihgs Moss plants, all,
, 8, 50c PP. Walter M.
Oi, 1193 Vickers. St.,'
Janta.
Age variegated dbl. Can-.
mite Shasta Daisies, dbl.
e Lillies, pink, Phlox,
@ Verbena, 60c doz; pur-
K, white Altheas, Mock,
ted Crape - Myrtle,
iope, Violets (blue,
oc doz. Plus postage.
less $1. No out-of-)
fs. L. E. Watkins,
msville Dr. S. W., At-.

Ph, 5-9513.
d Privit Hedge



ea. $10 C. Mrs. 0.
2423 West Ave.,'

November 4 1955.



Large Chrysanthemum
c a; rose Geraniums, ;
Candy Stripe Verbanua iG. of
Rose bushes, $1.50; am-
rock, 3, 50c; Iris, $4 C; Day-
lilies, $3 C; Amaryllis, 35,
60c; Cannas, 8 roots, $1 Post-
age l5c. Fred Witherspoon
308 Holderness St. S. W. At.
lanta 10. Ph. 3-5951.

Dif. kinds shrubbery: also
Ornamental Peppers th gal.
containers, at my home, Can-
not ship. Mrs. Myrtle P, Hunt,
921 Capitol View Ave., NW
Atlanta 18, Ph. SY. 4-6654,

White Rose cuttings, not
rooted, 3 cuts, 35c; Star Beth-
lehem bulbs, 40c doz, 50, $1.40;
Hedge plants, Small, 75, $1;
assorted colors Hardy Phlox
60c doz. All PP. Mrs, Ed
Stone, Rt. 2, Adairsville.

_ Iris bulbs, many fine =
ieties, Indian Chief, Pride of
Colorado, Giant White, Orien-
tal Purple, $1 for 1/2 doz. Mrs.
Jewell Barton, 992 Emerson
Sy ae Atlanta 16, Ph, Ma.

Ohio Bountiful, dbl. pink,

Orchid Beauty, single orchid,
African Violet plants in bloom,
$1 ea.; Burpees Exhibition
Pansey plants, 0 doz., $2.50
c.; Henryi gold Lilly bulbs, 4
$1. Mrs, Jesse Jackson, Rt. 2
Hillcrest Dr., Austell.

Begonias, Beefsteak (the
round and pointed leaf, Bron-
ze and the Pearl, 25c ea.; Sul-
tanas, 2, 25c; Prayer plant or
Rabit Track, 50c; white Nar-
cissus bulbs, 35 doz.; Gerani-
mum cuttings, assorted colors,
dbl., 10c ea. Add 35c postage
for ea. order. Mrs. T. D. Ju-
han, Adel.

Strong Admiral Byrd Daisy
plants, for fall planting, $1
doz., 25 for $2. PP. Mrs. Ruth
Haynie, Rt. 2, Box 469, Au-

%

?



gusta (Belair) Ph. RE,
6-8349.
Boxwood (English type),

all sizes, from 50c up. Mrs.
L. R. Hartley, 566 Collier Rd.,
N. W., Atlanta 18, Ph. TR
6-4485,

150 well rooted 2 yr. old
Boxwoods, 15 ea.; white Dog-
wood, 75c up; pink Crabapple,
4 yrs. old, $1.00; Nandinas,
50c up; English Laurel and
Acubas, $1 up; white and red
Flowers Quince, 50c up; Abe-
lias, 25c up. No shipping. W. S.
McCurdy, 1110 Clifton Rd.
N. E., Atlanta 7. Ph. DR
3-5242,

Purple Butterfly, Billiardi
pink Spirea, white Spirea,
Forsythia, yellow Jasmine,
Eng. Dogwood, Rambler Ros-
es, Honeysuckle, purple, white
Wisteria, small Mimosa, Sil-
ver Maple, purple Crape -
Myrtie. No shipping, only Mi-
mosa. Mrs. Clyde Logan, Rt.
2, Hillcrest Dr., Austell.

Strong, well rooted giant
Admiral Byrd Daisy plants,
blooms up to 5 in. dia., yel-
low Yarrow, Sweet Williams,
$1.50 Go2: 23, hieo; Sba5 &:
2 yr. clump dbl. white Dian-
thus, lavender Stokesia,
6, $1. 12, $1.75. Postpaid ia
Ga. State insp. Mrs. 0.
Scarbrough, 2869 Church St.
East Point. Ph. PO 7-3158.

Orange Daylilies, tame Vio-
lets, 5 doz. $1.; Goldenbells,
Birdeye hedge, D.P. pink and
white Roses, purple Lilac,
white Eng. Dogwood, Sweet-
shrubs, pink, purple Altheas,
Jasmine, yellow Japonica,
Boxwood plants, 3, $1. Add
postage. Mrs. Nancy Hender-
gon, Rt. 3, 124, Ellijay.









African Evergreen,

jage: Goldilock Roses. $1; Ba-}
bies Breath Spirea, 25c; Day-.

lilies. one cent ea. or moce dig

bard, Fortson.
2 ft. size red flowering Dog-



or OL
red Weigela, P. .
pink Almond.

Junipers,
Altheas,
Hydrangeas,

leaf Plum, 18 in. size up, 75c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. T.



blooms, 25c, 50 $1 doz.; Pansy |M

B.

jand 4c

Begonias 25c ea. and postage;
Chinese
Evergreen. 25c ea. and post-.

all you want. Mrs. Annie Hub-.

wood, $1.50: 1 ft..size Trish:
flowering |

red flowering Peach and red:
M. }

Large and small Boxwood

evergreen, for sale at my
home. E. . Watson, Rt. 3, El-|

1Faircloth, Bo:



Summer blooming Cushion
ums, mix. eol., $1. doz; har-
dy Orchids, 50c ea; orange
Daylilies, dbl, Butterfly,
Dutch Iris, ea. $1. doz. No or-
der less $1. PP_in Ga. Mrs.
Adell Williams, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Fall Chrysanthemums, all
colors, and small Nandina
bushes, 50c doz; Love-~Entan-
gle, and running Moss, 25c
start; red Salvia, Larkspur,
Sweet Williams, vellow Lan-
tana seed, ea. kind, 25 tbls.,
blooming cactus, 25 bunch.
Add postage. Mrs. Lizzie
Crawford, 18 Crawford St.,
Ellijay.



Cactus: red blooming Cat-
tail, 3, 25; Starfish cuttings,
large size (taking start to
grow), 25c ea; not rooted, 3,
45e; Pan Cake cuttings, 20c
ea. Christmas and Alligator,
25 ea; old fashioned Sunflow-
er seed, 30c cupful Add post-
age. Mrs. Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5,
Box 58, Ellijay.

Large, mix. col. Iris, $2.50
C; blue Violets and Golden-
glow, 50c doz; large, mix. col.
Mums, 3 doz. $1.; red Spider
Lilies, 30c ea: white Narcis-
sus and yellow Jonquils, mix-
ed and dried bulbs, 3 doz. $1.
Add postage under $5. order.
Mrs. W. D. Ralston, Rt. 3, Box
d2, Ellijay. 2 :

Young Eng. Boxwood. 27.
and 30 in. high at my place.
Come see: also 12 in. Box-
woods, 12 in: high, $2. doz.
Add postage. M. M. Cochran,
Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Woods Azaleas (wild Hon-
eysuckle), 25c-50c ea; deep
red, white, orchid, Rose of
Sharon, pink Hibiscus. deep
red, pink, vellow Weigela,
blue Lilac, Tree Cacti, white
Hydrangea, red Dogwood,
Sweetshrubs. 50e ea., yellow
Primrose, 50c doz. Add post-
age,
5, Box 78, Ellijay.

Solid vellow lemon and
oranse Lilies, 75c doz: large
aoe white and yellow
hrysanthemums, $1. doz:
Button type in white and 2
shades vellow, light lavender,
Daisy. 59ce doz; red Geraniums,
rooted. 25e ea. Add postage.
Mrs. G. Goins, Rt. 1, Fort
Gaines.

Boxwoods, healthy, fast
growing American, well root-
ed, 2 yrs. old, 8-12 in. $3. doz.
$15, Cis yr. old, 12-20: in.
$4, doz., $25. C: 4 yr., 16-24
in. $6. doz., $40. C. Marvin
E. West, Rt. 2. Fayetteville.





ae





Mrs. Presley Flower, Rt.



MAREET BULLETIN

25 tsp. plus stamped enve-
lope; large blue Morning
Glory (the kind that does not
seed), 25e plant, at my place.
Mrs. J.. ood, Rt. 29,
A.C.L. Boulevard, Savannah,

Duplex Gerbera Daisies,
blooming size, 25 ea; Per.
hibiscus rooted, mix. col., Red
Hot Poker, 50c ea; 8 dif.
Daylilies, $1.; 4 large Nan-
dinas or Easter Lilies, $1.;
small Nandinas, and Daisies,
75 doz. Mrs. Johnson Usty,
Stapleton.



Red Spider Lilies, pure yel-
low, red and bronze striped
Daylilies, 50c doz; Dutchess of
Wandsor blue Violets, white
Yarrow, 50c doz. 3 doz. $1.;
white, chartruse centers, Eu-
christ Lilies (house plant),
$1.50 ea. 3, $4. Add 50c post-
ape ed. -ordr,. Mrs. 0... S.
Fields, 407 No. Madison St.,
Thomasville,



2 Maple Begonias, $1. and
$1.75 sizes; 1 big, white, pink
bordered red single Conch,
$1.50; unrooted cuttings of
dbl. rosebud Begonias, pink,
White, bronze leaf, 3, 30c; red
and green leaf, 3, 25c: 5 dif.
singles, 35c. Orders of $2. PP.
Mrs. Bettie Roberts, Rt. 2,
Box 166, Tallapoosa.

3 Cedars, $1.; 4 Cottonwood
trees, $1.; 4 Myrtles (Vinca
Minor), $1.; 5 Chrysanthe-
mums, mixed colors, $1.: 5
Daylilies, $1.; 10 Honeysuckle
vines, $1. Add postage. All
plants. well rooted, and all
raised on my farm. Anne M.
Daniel, Rt. 1, Talking Rock.

Nice healthy, well shaped
Boxwood, sev. different sizes
with sev. large ones. Sell
cheap. Miss Nola Garland, Rt.
1, Box 79, Talking Rock.

Bearded Iris. Indian Chief,
red; Melane, lavender pink;
Tea Rose, pink; Grand Can-
yon, plum and gold; Master
Charles, mulberry red; Frank
Adams, rose and tan; Snow,
velvet white; Wabash, purple
and white: Erois, salmon;
Southland, yellow; Mixed, $3.
doz. Mrs. Lillian Owens, Rt.
2, Tallapoosa.

Red, white Dogwood, Crape
Myrtle, pink, sweet Myrile,
Winter Pinks, 25c doz; Boy
Bays, French Muiberry rua-
ning Roses, Bird of Paradise,
Butterfly bushes, 25c ea; tHion-
eysuckle, Redbud, Crabappie
lUe tt. Add postage: No oui-
of-state. Mrs. Nina Loyd, Rt.
1, Toomsboro. /











Pink Oxalis, 2 clumps, $1.;
pink Candy Stripe white Ver-
bena, pink, white, blue Thrift,
$1. doz. $5. C; Calif. blue Vio-
lets, $1.50 C: $10. M;_ blue
Tris, blue Ageratum, Sweet
Williams, Daylilies. Daisies,
Chrysanthemums, Phlox, 2 doz.
$1.50. Add postage Mrs.
Janie Ellis, Grantville.

Red. pink, purple red stripe
Verbena. 6 plants, $1.; all col.
Sweet Williams, 12 plants $1.;



| bronze Mums, 4, $1. You pay

postage. Mrs. Claude A. Whel-
chel, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Dbl. yellow Cannas, mix.
col. Verbenas and fall Pinks,
some button type, 50c doz;
pink Thrift, rooted, 50c CG.
sprigs: mix. Dahlia bulbs, $1.-
25 doz: Cactus and orange Sul-
tana cuttings, not rooted 2,
25c. Add postage. No stamps

inor chks. Pairlee Rundles, Rt.

7, Gainesville.
Large dbl. orange and old

stamped
white and yellow Narcissus
and yellow Jonquils, 25c doz;
blue Iris,
blue Grape

Rt. 2, Gainesville.
Daylilies: Colonial

Star, Griselle,
Georgia, pink ~Glory,

Punch, Black Prince, Bold

| Courtier, Queen Gangoles, 50c

ea. $5. doz; others, unlabelled,
%9. doz. Include postage. Mrs.
J. M. Griffin, Washington.

Red Grass Pinks, 50c doz;
mas, Peanut, Cinnamon, Gold-

tings, J a
Wandering Jews, 10c ea. A
10 for postage. Mrs. D.

2, Seville.





1$1.25 ea; 3 for

rose col. Poppy seed, 25c tsp. |
envelope; |

pink Gladioli and.
Hyacinth bulbs 40c |
doz. Add postage. Ethel Crowe,
ane! pink, bi-color,
Flame Gargot, Garnett Robe,
|Nina Winegar, Yellowstone, a;
T. and Frances Russel, Silver)
peach Blush, :
pink:

pink Thrift, 20c doz. $1. Cy
rooted Thanksgiving, Christ-

en Stars, Easter, Frogleg or,
lair plant Cacti, 20c ea; cut-.
10 ea; 2 dif. ae et

4 Williamson,

Seed: Dbl. red Poppies, blue
Larkspur, mix dbl. red, yei-
low and pink Zinnias; dwarf
Cockscomb, red Prince Feath-
ers, dbl. yellow Marigolds, red,
hardy Sweet Peas and white
Feverfew, all 20c tsp. PP. Mrs. |
C..E. Leveritt, 2180 Ranch-
wood Dr. Rt. 3, Tucker.

Butter and Eggs, large size
Jonquils, April blooming Nar-
cissus, ea. kind, 30c doz. Add
sufficient postage. Miss Mo-
zelle K. Clifton, Rt. 2, Box
217, Twin City.

Sweetheart Roses (bush ty-
pe that bloom small pink blos-
soms from Spring until Frost),
$3.50, Mrs.
Rosa G. Poole, 1610 Marion |
St. Valdosta. 4

Tall growing Ligustrum, 12-
12 in., $1.; pink Mullein, 4, $1;
Per, Candytuft, white, $1.50!
doz. Add 25c postage to each.





Mrs, Lawrence McAvoy, Rt. 1,

Box 325, Washington.

Nandinas, small for sale at
reasonable prices, at my home,
not del. Mrs. L. R. Smith, 608
Spring St. Washington. Ph.
OS; 8-2555.

Hundreds Iris and Daylilies:
Iris, 2 ea. yellow, redtone,
plicata, rose,
$1.25 ea; 12 not labeled, $1.;
94, $1.60; 36, $2.25; Daylilies:
5c to $3. ea; yellow Yarrow,
12, 75c. first doz. 35c postage,

Combs, Washington.

100 ea. Iris, Daylilies, Mis-
sion Bells, Maid Marion,

lab. $1.50; better, $2.50; 12
not lab. $1 35c postage. Mrs.
F, M. Combs, Washington. ~








Poppy seed, large, dbl. red, |

tiger Lily bulbs. Write

10c ea. added doz. Mrs. M. P. | 7
| work. B. A. Dodd, Rt. 1, Roys

Ma-'
bel Fuller Revolute, $1.00 ea.;:
Many, 25c, 50c and 5c ea.)
|Imy selection from garden, 12)
lab. $2.00; better, $3; Iris, 12,



a
41, Box 125, Smyrna. _



PAGE THREE

Few yellow Tulips, King
Alfred Jonquils, white Nar- |
cissus, Mimosa seed, 20c tbs., ,
also few small Mimosa trees, |
10-24 in. high, 15c and 20c ea
Exch. for red Tulips, Lilies,
Mums or Gladioli. Mrs. FE. B.
Swanson, Rt. 1, Young Harris.

FLOWERS

WANTED





Want Elephant Ear Cala-
dium bulb. Plant has large
green leaves that hang per
pendicular, the point straight |
down. State price for small
bulbs. Mrs. H. W. Law, Chula. .

Want exch. blooming size
bulbs of Red Spider Lilies,
for blooming size bulbs of Ti-
ger Lilies. Give 3 Spider Lil~
ies for 1 Tiger Lily bulb. Ea.
pay postage. Or will buy Ti-
Mrs. Mack Cannon, Hawkins
ville.





Want old fashioned, single
pink, white and, or, blue Hya- .
cinths bulbs. Give . price of
mailing, if not PP; Mrs. J. K,
Launius, Box 7, Monroe.

Want old fashioned kind of
Elephant Ear bulbs, Hyacin-
ths, Mums, Chrysanthemums
and Cannas. Mrs. Johnnie W.
Bain, Rt. 1, Box 407 A. Ring-
gold. a

Want a small white Mimosa
tree. State price, etc. Mrs. W.
A. Wlackwell, 2122 Brockett
Rd. Tueker. Ph. HI 3-9145.

FARM WORK

WANTED





Single, white man wants
light farm work on farm oF
to pick cotton, with good peo-
ple, in Walker Co. Can give
Ref. No bad habits. Ready to
work now. Write full details
before coming after me to

work. Boyd Jones, 30 Mary.

St., Rossville. ae

Single white man, 51 yrs.
old, wants job helping on farm
for board, washing and small
wages. Cannot drive tractor
or truck, but can work mule
and do odd jobs. Must have
bus fare. Prefer with large
family. Give age and number.
in family. Taft Parker, c/o
Jim Luke, Rt. 3, Nashville. |

Want job on chicken farm.
Self and 3 boys 17, 18, 20 yrs
old who can drive tractor or
truck. Can work on dairy, and
can do just about everything.
2 women, 2 babies and_the
boys in family. Mrs. Louise-
Haygood, 42 Fortune St. La.
Fayette.

Man, wife and 1. child,
wants place on farm any=
where. Can drive tractor and
do other farm work. Want te
be moved at once. D. M. Black,,
Rt. 1, Pendergrass.

Want clean, sober man
with small family for farm,
Man to cultivate with tractor,
Wife also do light farm worl
for 3-4 mos. in summer. Goody
small house with bath and re*
frigerator. Will furnish wood,
garden and milk. State pres
vious experience. J. A. Land,
c/o Kingwood Farm, Clayton.

Single, middleaged man
wants crop on 50-50 basis, on

jreg. job on farm. Experienced.

Need 2 rooms for own furni~
ture to batch. Have to be
moved. Need work immediat~
ely. Go anywhere. Prefer So,
Ga. George R. Morrow, 185
Savannah St. SE, Atlanta 16,

31 yr. old married man,
wife, 3 children, 5 yr. 3 Ve
and 8 mos. old, wants job.
Exp. in poultry, and farm ma-
chinery. Must have 4 R. hous@
with running water. Depend+
able and do not mind hard

ton.

45 yr. old white man witla
small family wants job. Om
chicken, or on cattle farm, -
Can handie tractor, truck -and
farm machinery. Edd Cooper,
Rt. 3, Athens. Ph. LI 6-6886,

White man, 27 yrs. old and

| wife, no children, would like

85 bu. Cert. Bermuda Eas-
ter Lily bulbs, planting stock,.
$1 bu. Card furnished with ea.
W.| bushel. M. M. Bottoms, Rt.

work on farm taking care 0
horses, cattle and poultry, om
truck farming. Have to b@
moved. Howard G. Reid, Re
















aren yr. old man, white, wife







- terson, Rt. 2, Box 279, Hwy.

_ ple for caretaking duties on







PAGE FOUR



MARKET BULLETIN



Wodsesday; | November 4





~ SALE EVENTS

Nov. 6 - Friday Show and

~ Sale of the Yorkshire Breed-
ers Assn, . . Colquitt Co.

_. Livestock Pavilion, Moul-
trie... . Show - 10:00 A.M.

- Sale - 1:00 PM 8 boars,
20 bred gilts and 15 open
gilts shown and sold.



December .8 - Saturday
Complete dispersal Reg. pol-
led Herefords. . . Reynolds,
Taylor Co. . . 3herd bulls,
11 yearling bulls, 56 brood
cows and 30 calves to be
sold. . .. For further infor-
mation and catalogue, write

R. L. Swearingen, Jr.

Box 337, Reynolds.





November 9 - 10 Monday

- and Tuesday Cordele
Pony Sale. . . at Cordele,
Crisp Ce., 500 ponies of all
kinds offered. L. L. Wil-
Jiams, Cordele.

"FARM: WORK

WANTED |





Correction: White woman,
middleaged, alone wants job on
farm doing light farm work for

_ elderly woman or couple, for
room, board and $20 week.
Mrs. Grace Bell Conley, 442
Pryor St., SW, Atlanta 3, Ph.
JA. 3-6797 (Not JA 2-6797).

Man and wife wants job
looking after laying hens,
stock or a mule crop, for
house and salary. Ernest. T.
Lee. P. O. 102, Chauncey.

Widow and 3 grown child-
ren, wants work immediately
on Broiler farm or on small
dairy. Dont drink nor smoke.
Need good house wired for
stove. Have to be moved.
Can move and start work any
time. 2 to work all time, 3

ye Want good wages.

rs: Nancy Barnett... Rt. 2:

- Box 113, Abbeville.

40 yr. old man wants job on
farm, caretaking, driving trac-
tor, general farm work. R. FE.
_ Smith, 1186 Francis St., NW,

#tlantea 13; Ph. TR 5-3730.7

White woman, 50 yrs. old,
wants work on farm. Prefer
_ private room with heat, near

Church of Christ if possible,
_ Sundays off for service, and
STS - wk salary, with elder-
ly lady or couple. Have some
furniture. Have to be moved.
eg anytime. Mrs. Lacy
Watts, Rt. 1, c/o Alton Ben-
nett, Summerville.

Widow with 4 children (boy
46 and girl 17 to help) want
job. tending laying hens or
Yaising chicks for winter. Can
ee farm work in summer.
_ Was raised on farm. Will have
to have furnished house. Can

ove anytime. Mrs. Grace Du-
Vail, Rt. 1, Kingston, /o
Shile Duvall. ae









_and 3 boys. 23, 18 and 15 yrs.
and girl 11, wants jobs on
cattle farm or dairy. Like to
work with laying hens or

oung chickens. Have plenty
help. We have experience in
all. Boyd R. Smith, Box 7,
Social Circle.

WANTED



_. Want single white man for
farm. Do light jobs around
farm. Must have some educa-
tion and no bad habits. Mils
Newsome, Warrenton.

_- Want single man to do gen-
eral farm work for room,
board and salary. R. M. Pat-

166, Douglasville.
. Want elderly man or cou-

farm. Free living quarters on
farm to reliable parties. C. W
- Bradley, Chatsworth.

Want middle age colored
- Woman, prefer widow with no
children, to live in good me@
_ dern home with bath on farm
and do light farm work.
_ . Board, salary and I furnish

_ werk clothes. Old couple, no
children. R. B. Barnett, 3720





Rt Joraville








in as one of family with el-
derly woman on farm and do
light farm work in return for
home and reasonable salary.



Mrs. Ada Wallace, Rt. 2,
Hampton,
Want working foreman -

manager 34-40 yrs old with
Small family, (not over 3
children) for large farm. Must
be thoroughly experienced in
peanut farming. Able to work
men, sufficient education to
keep simple accounts. House
provided with elec. and plumb-
ing. On school bus Rt. No
drinkers. Must provide refer-
ences. S. O. Spooner, War-
wick.

Want farm hand with small
family for work on farm for
day wages. Steady work, 4
room house on school bus Rt.
No drinkers. Give references.
Jack Willis, Rt. 2, Folkston.







FOR SALE _
One pair Fairbanks Morse
platform scales, 1,000 Ib.

cap. Practically new. Con-
tact Mrs. A. H. Booth, Mad-
ison.

_8 good used tires, will sac-

rifice for $5. ea. Clarence Mur-
ray, Rt. 3, Cramer Ave. Sa-
vannah.

Super A Farmall tractor
with 7 piece outfit for sale.
Located 4 mi. N. Oxford on
Hwy. 81 A. W. Hodges, Oxford.



belt, $45.; McCormick Deer-
ing hme spreader, $60.: tooth
harrow adjustable 2 section
unit, $25.; all metal hand cart,
pneumatic tires, body size 36
x 47 x 15, handle could be
converted to trailer purpose,
$25. All little used. C. A. Cut-
ler, 3844 St. Marys Rd., Co-
lumbus.

Fairbanks Morse piston ty-
pe well pump, 40 ft. rod, pipe
and pump, cylinder, use gas
or electric motor. Come after
and take up for.only $10. Mrs.
d. - Starr, Fulliette Rd., For-
syth. :

500 gal. Propane gas tank,
underground type, $100. Mrs.
J. M. Mathis, 2851 Lawrence-
ville Rd., Rt. 3, Tucker.

12 oil brooders, each has 2
burners, in good shape. Come
see and make offer. Pau]
Mobley, Rt. 2, Powder Springs,
Ph. 5316.

_ 11 run Case grain drill with
iron wheels, $50. at my home,
about 10 mi. from Louisville
on Clarks Mill Rd. about 2
mi. other side of Clarks Mill.
Clifford D. Williams, Rt. 1
Box 67, Louisville.

1951 Intnl. truck, L-160,
16 ft. flat, in good cond., $400.
H. M. Hutchins, Rt. 2, Daniels-
Ville+Ph. SY. 1-5870..

John Deere 25 combine with
7 ft. blade and grain tank,
practically new. James E.
Stroud, 67 Atlanta St., Mc-
Donough, Ph. 3584. _

1950 Dodge pickup truck,
good cond., all good tires, new
battery, good stock bodies and
good heater, $125. at my farm:
also, DeLaval milk unit, in
good cond. R. L. Stewart,
Twin City, Ph. SO. 3-219.

Dairy Equip: 2. DeLaval
milking machines; 12 can
milk cooler; 6 can milk cooler:
extra
cooler; milking pump and mo-
tor; wash vat; Aerator pump
and motor. All in good shape
for $300. W. H. Goodson,
Franklin, Ph. OR. 5-3659.

Extra good KB-7_ Intnl.
truck with tandem, $500.: al-
so, new, 20 ft., custom made
cattle body, $600.: Papee for-
age harvester, used 2 seasons,
$750. T. K. Putnam, Rt. 2.
Fairburn, Ph. 7736.

1956 Ford 2 ton truck with
all in one Jay-Bee grinder and
mixer, mounted on truck, in
good cond., priced reasonable.
John Crosley, Rt. 2, Adel.

26 steel stanchions, chain top
and bottom hangers, with 26
steel cow stalls complete, in-
cluding uprights, top rail, par-
titions, alignment device,
hanger and anchor, good cond,
each stanchion and cow stall



















together. Will sell all or part.





Spalding Dr., Rt. 2 D
>h. GL 7-2614 5





ae Adams. Dug Gap Rd.,



Pa BR. 68-4476,



Want white woman to live |.

28 in. metal stand tractor

refrigeration unit for |

10 ft. fertilizer and seed
strower, $60. W. C. Hardison,
Rt. 2, Byron, Ph. Woodland
3-2223.

Oliver 77 row crop tractor;
hammermill with 4 screens and
25 ft. belt; Taylorway sub soil
plow; set of platform scales;
manure spreader. All for $1,-
000; also, equip. for 5,000
broiler chickens. C. E. Patton,
Rt. 2, Lawrenceville, Ph. TH.
3-4689.

Taylorway bush and bog
harrow, 3 point hitch for sale.
W. C. Davis, Rt. 1, Jonesboro,
Ph. GR. 4-4445.

Jeep, 1 ton pickup truck,
1957 model, 4 wheel drive, in
excellent cond.; 4 tires and
spare with excellent heavy
duty tread; equipped with
heater and other extras, pric-
ed very reasonable or will
swap for older model truck.
H. M. Arnold; Jr., Monroe, Ph.
6251 days: :

Platform scales, 9 ft. x 18
ft., Fairbanks Morse, 16 tons,
good shape, $300.; 40 Intnl.
LFACtOL, bolo. LOS. aon Hi.
Greenville.

1949 Studebaker, 1-1/2 ton
truck, fair cond. except motor,
$150. or will trade for 2 hei-
fers, 6 mos. old. Clarence
Brown, Helena.

1953 John Deere M tractor
and cultivators, in A-1 cond.,
$550, sbamar ledtord, nto,
Hwy. 18, Woodbury.

Seaman, 3 ft., roto tiller and
mountings for WD Allis Chal-
mers tractor, used on less than
10 acres. See, dont write. Da-
vid A. McClure, 1422 E. Par-
ker St., Americus.

















complete with tank and pipe,
FOB; Farm Master elec. fence
charger, $16. good cond. de-
livered; 1950 Ford 2 ton truck,
2 speed axle, new motor and
new nylon tires, $795. Clar-
ence EK. Thompson, Warthen.

Intnl. end gate seeder,
spreads soda and grain, 30 ft.,
good cond., $50. M. W. Gunn,
Rt. 1, Zebulon. 5

2 unit DelLaval pipeline
milkers complete, 3 clay par-
lor stanchions with feed hop-
per, 9 can elec. sterilizers, 36





dairy equip. All good cond.,
cheap for cash; 14 row grain
drill, 6 dise JD tiller, and 2
wheel trailer. J. R. Lanier,
Crawford, > Ph... SH: 2-3-8345,
Lexington.

6 coal heaters 100 Ib. cap.
for use in poultry raising,



W. Washington, Rt. 3, Dallas,
PHSS ero

250 gal. Butane tank, per-
fect cond., ready to go, $75.
FOB my place. Roscoe Carden,
Rt. 1, Box 185, Forest Park.

Big Dutchman automatic
feeder with automatic clock
for 200 ft. chicken house, good
as new except a little dusty.
Will del., 150 mi. for $625., or
load on your truck at house
for $600. ..- D. Eson, Rt. 4,
Carrollton.

Surge milker pail, in good
cond., $50.: 18 qt. stainless
steel strainer, used only 2 mos,,.
$15. Neil Holdeman, Rt. 1,
Box 105-A, Louisville, Ph.
MA 5-3389.

Dixie pea huller, in fair
cond., cheap for cash. C. W.
Reece, Rt. 1, Box 120, -Cal-

houn.

Homart 1/3 hp jet pump, 40
gal. tank and approx. 60 ft.
plastic piping, in very good
cond., $50. Edgar Bower, Rt.
1, Box 149, Forest Park, Ph.
Poplar 7-2481, Atlanta.

Gem (or Jim) Dandy de-
luxe elec. churn, fits 2 size
churn tops, used very little,













2, Lyerly.

.15 pipeless kerosene brood-
ers 500 cap. Call after 5:30
PM. H.-R. Rakestraw, Rt. 1,
Dallas, Ph, 3444.

2 H farm equip., middle
buster, wagon, area cultivator,
corn planter, guano distribu-
tor and plows. Mrs. Effie Ter-
ry, Rt. 1, Wrens.

David Bradley garden trac-
tor, 3 hp, good cond., with
dise harrow, turn plow, culti-
vators and sickle bar mower,
$150. Must sell immediately.
See anytime. James L. Purs-









Shallow well crane pump,

in. Aeroator and other misc.

practically new, $30. ea. Geo.

$15. Mrs. Henry Mullen, Rt. |.
| cultivators,

Craft bulk milk tank, 500
gal. cap., excellent cond. 7
mos. old, reasonable; also, set
Surge pipeline milking equip.,
complete with 2 milking units
and. release valve, self wash-
ing, suitable for use with
either cans or bulk tank. W.
Stapleton, Box 444, Waynes-
boro, Ph. 2670.

Cutoff saw, tilt table, med.
size, new belt, wood trame, ex-
cellent cond., $35; also, Oliver
2 horse stalk cutters complete
with iron dbl. tree and ring,
all metal except tounge, ex-
cellent cond., $20. A. Neal
Bartlett, Rt. 2, Ellenwood, Ph.
MA. 77-8875, Atlanta.

800 Pockman laying cages
complete with new water and
feed troughs, excellent cond.,
40c per cage or will trade for
livestock (will help load); al-
so, want to buy Model A Ford
truck. J.-E. - Reeves, Rt. 2,
Thomaston Rd., Macon, Ph.
SH. 6-7093.

Oliver TNT, 14 in:, bottom
plow, pull type, $100. Mrs. J.
C. Neal, Silver Creek Ranch,
RE. .4; Auste, Pa. 2959. =

John Deere A tractor with
or without equipment. John
L. Snare, Rt. 4, Gainesville.

Farmall. HH tractor with
starter, lights, pump, $575.
This is not junk. Can be seen
between 9 AM and 1:30 PM
week days. J. B. Bridges, Rt.
3, Hartwell, Ph. FR. 6-2734.

John Deere M tractor, plan-
ters, cultivators, cutaway har-
row, Case grain drill, 2 sec.
drag and other equip. All in
A-1 shape; - also, _Cook jet
pump, good up to 40 ft., good
shape. F. E. Kirby, Panola
oe Ellenwood, Ph. GR. 4-

05. ;













Correction: 1942 Chevrolet,

1-1/2 ton winch truck, motor
in good shape, $300. R. N. Wil-
lard, Rt. 1, Dunwoody.

Staf pea and bean huller No.
45, very good cond., air-cool-
ed Briggs Stratton gasoline
engine, mounted on 4 wheel
trailer complete with hitch.
Will ship. Sell or trade for 2
Hereford heifers, or gentle
horse, not over 5 yrs. old with
saddle. B. E. Holloway, Rt. 3,
Americus, Ph. 7555 after 7 PM.

Jay-Bee vertical feed mix-
er, 3,000 lbs. cap., below floor
type, without motor, $300.
Charles Cannon, Abbeville,
Pa. 3lit>

8 disc King harrow, good
cond. for sale. Located 4 mi.
~o- Comer: GC. Smith: Lex-
ington Rd., Comer.

James-Way Sani-Cool milk
tank cooler, 160 gal., priced
right. Charles Keoun, Rt. 3,
LaFayette, Ph. 4-0293 8:00
AM. to 4:30 PM (at Naomi
School).

Farmall H tractor outfit
complete, No. 21 H or M, 2
row corn snapper, trailer wa-
gon, side delivery rake, com-
bine, grain drill, stalk cutter,
1956 Intnl. 1/2 ton pickup
truck, all in good cond. and
priced reasonable. Ray Bow-
en, Rt. 2, Perry.













lea. 2 A turner: 1-H.
turner, Gee Whiz, buzzard
planter and bed for pick-up

truck, all good cond. for sale.
Mrs. Paul Durham, Rt. 1, Al-
pharetta.

2 H. wagon, $25.: 2 H. mid-
dlebuster, $8.; iron dbl. tree
with 2 singletree, $5.: 2 sets
gears with 2 leather collars,
sizes 17 and 19. 1 set, $5. oth-
er, $6. Will not ship. G. L.
Jackson, Rt. 2, Stone Moun-
tain. Ph. 9027.

EQUIPMENT

WANTED



Want 2 sets of planters and
distributors for
John Deere MT tractor, in good
cond. and cheap for cash. A.
L. Buy, Rt. 1, Dearing.

Want good Sherman trans-
mission for 1952 Ford tractor.
Will pay cash if reasonably
ee T. M. Webb, Rt. 3, El-
ijay.

Want 2 bottom plows, 14 in.
new type Ford and 5 ft. fold
over harrow, PTO drive shaft
with or without slip clutch,

(fits Ford; also, 6-1/2 in. skill
saw. Will trade Feed Oats or

pay cash. L. A. Powers, 221
. Poplar



ley, Rt. 1, Box 407-A, Lees WwW

fLake Rd. Fairburn... = 2 45170 nights.

St. Griffin, Ph

| well rooted plants, cellophane

dike, 300, $2, 500, $3, $


















































Want 1,000 egg cap. incu
tor. Must be in good cond
E. Toole, Rt. 2, Box 188,
ran.

Want rotary mower in goo
cond, to use on Ford trac
also, could use rotary moy\
for a cub or Allis Chalmers |
tractor. State cond. and be
price. G. T. McDonald, Oak
wood. :

Want pasturizing equ
for small farm plant. Pre
buying from one party if p
sible. W. W. Sheppard, Rt.
Lithonia, Ph, HU. 2-3971.

Want No. 420 John De
crawler tractor with w
tracks, with or without bla
R. W. Evans, Ri, 1, Box
Warm Springs.

Want Lilliston combine
A-1 cond. Will pay cash. P
ry Barnes, Rt. 4, Camilla. Ph,

Want disc harrow for Da
vid Bradley garden trac
in good cond. cheap. J.
Proctor, Rt. 1, Box 253, Liz
la, Ph. Shearwood 6-5744. |

Want good used well pum
and tank for 50 ft. well.
Kenyon, Gainesville.

Want to trade 8 cylinde
1958 Ford pickup, in goo
cond., for Super A or cub tr
tor. Near Holbrook Cam
Ground. R. L. Holbrook, R
4, Cumming. >

Want Wright power s
with straight blade; also, E
tractor with rotary cutter,
bush and bog harrow. Ss. M
Stout, Warm Springs. ~~

SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE









Oats, 1,000 bu. Cokers Vic
torgrain, 48-93, bulk, $1 bu
Germ. 94 pct., Purity, 96.3
pet. Bring bags or bulk tru
i. BE. Akins: Rt. 2; Byron,
WO. 33-3314. -

Big Jim African gourd seec
grow 4 to 6 ft. around, 50c e
or 4, $1. Jimmy Davis, Rt.
Waycross.

Seed Cane for planting nex
spring, Red Cane, Soft Gree
and improved Govt Gree
avg. 6 ft., six cent per stalk a
my farm. Sesh H. Register, R

27 Take Park.

White multiplying Onio
5 ats., $2.00. PP. No check
C. C. Draughon, Rt. 1, Ochlo
chnee.

84 lbs. genuine Hicks Br
leaf tobacco seed, good, c
sound seed, Purity 99.58
Germ, 96 pct., sample, 3
oz, $10 lb., 3 Ibs,, $2753
$40, 10 Ibs., $50, 25 Ibs., $
Earl Stuckey, Blackshear.

Approx. 800 bu. Victorgrai
Oats, clean, Germ, 93 .
bulk, 90c bu. John S. I
gomery, Reynolds, Ph. T
7-4262.

200 bu. Reg., purple tag
Gator Rye seed, Purity 99.
pet., Germ, 83 pct. Sell ent
lot for $3 bu. Willard L. Feu
Oi Rt. 3, McDonough, Ph
4 g : :

1,500 bu. 48-93 Victorgrai
Oats, first yr. from breeder
recleaned and tested, Purit
99.30 pct., Germ, 94 pct., $1.2
bu. FOB, in 4 bu. clean bag
and 3 bu. new bags. S. T,
Carter, Winterville Ph. L
3-9755, (Athens)

Strawberry plants: New Er
and Fields superfection, $1 C
of 200 or more, PP. Stron\,







packed. Mrs. Z. D. Dodd, Rt
1, Box 223, Alpharetta.

Strawberry plants: ke
more, $1.50 C.; Mastodon
$1.25 C.; Klondike, $1.00 _
$4, 500, $8 M.; Peppermint
30c doz.; scuppernong vin
cuttings, 75c doz.; Mtn. hu
kleberry, bearing size, 7
doz.; Sugar pears, $1 ea. A
postage. Mrs. Lee Hood, Rt. 1
Gainesville. _

Apricots, 2, $1.; Indian Su
mer, everbearing Red Rasp-
berry, 12, $2; Lucretia de
berry, 12, $1; Figs, 3, $1. Al



Vernon Judy,
Franklin.

Strawberry plants.

Lady 1. 90e-,
BABS M.









lay, November 4 1959






RAGE FIV



ED & PLANTS

FOR SALE



salthy, well rooted, Klon-
Strawberry plants, $1
9M. Add 25c per hundred
stage. Mrs. John _L.
er, 2947 McAfee Rd., De-
ur, Ph. BU 9-7500, Atlan-



Klondike strawberry plants,
welll rooted and damp pack-
0c C., $8 M. Minimum
pment, 200 plants. Add 25c
- C for postage. Mrs. L. S.
tler, 466 Page Ave., NE,
anta 7, Ph. DR. 3-1846.

Lady Thompson Strawber-
pets, $1 C., $8 M. deliver-
'G. L. Duran, Rt. 2, Gaines-



Pecan trees, $1; yellow
ms, large ones, 75c; purple
s, 15c. Add postage. Mrs.
B. Hester, Rt. 3, Blakely.

r. apple and peach trees,
2 yr. apple, 75c; grapes,
pear, 75c;. cherry trees,
Mrs. T. M. Webb, Rt. 3,

s Mrs: R. B.
, Box 20-B, Blue Ridge.

atham red raspberry plants,
doz. PP in. Ga. Joseph Ab-
thy, Barnesville.

Georgia Collard plants,
od roots, damp packed, 200,
fr Delivered, J. H.
1, Box 370, Mil-





Beauty strawberry

nts, very large berries,

ost prolific and long keep-
$2 C. Add 25c postage.
. Spain, Rt. 4, Canton.

Blakemore strawberry

nts, $1 C., 500, $4, $8 M.
P. John Fields, 1026 W. Pop-
mr ot., Griffin, Ph. 3682.

ll rooted Muscadine, 3 $1;
uts, $1; dewberry, black-
, Mtn. huckleberry and
ysenberry, $1 doz.; Strearge
er everbearing Strawberry,
50 C; old fashion sweet
peach, red and yellow plum,
$1. PP. Mrs. B. T. Thorn-

1, Rt. 1, Bowdon.

ollard plants, 40c C., 400,
50; strawberry plants, $1 %
_ $2.75. Add postage. Mat-
Duran, Rt. 1, Cumming.

000 or more midseason or
rly Jersey Cabbage plants,
m. at my farm on old
rom Pitts to Seaville.
Crenshaw, Rt. 1, Pitts.

sarge size Ga. Collard
ints, 500, $2, $3 M. PP. Sol-
on Davis, Rt. 1, Box 369,













Pocahontas strawberry
nts, well rooted, $1.50 C.,
ondike, $1.00 C.; wild
awberry $1 C, dewberry

5, Stone Mountain.

Strawberry plants, Florida
ls, $2 C. postpaid. A. T. Mil-
eer, 304 No. Clay St., Quit-

n





. Red sweet potatoes,
ge or small quantities.
uck loads a specialty. B. J.
ad. Alma, Ph. 3791.





FEED and GRAIN (For Sale)
Bright mixed pasture hay,
quare wire tied bales, 50c

e at barn. Mrs. J. C. Neal
Silver Creek Ranch, Rt. 2,
stell Ph. 2959.

rmuda, Fescue and Clo-
hay, $1 bale or $35 ton on
rage wt. per bale. 25 bales
more del. 10 mi. of Roswell.
W. West, Jr., Box 201,
dy Springs, Ph. BL 5-3937.

00 tons Coastal Bermuda
, well fertilized (should

tain 8 to 13 pct. protein

| 2 to 2 1/2 pct. fattening
lities), $30 ton at barn.
Clay, Rt. 3, Macon, Ph.
-5117. :

1 Bermuda hay, highs
ilized, protein conten
teed, 12 to 14 pet. Will

p to 200 mi. J. L. Al-

_ Dublin, Ph. BR.



t|hood Bangs

Fescue, Clover and Dallas
poe,
Irst Tarm past river on Camp-
bellton Rd. R. W. Caldwell,
Douglasville,

Alfalfa hay, 2nd, 3rd and
4th cuttings, fine, leafy, baled
without rain, $40 ton. FOB
farm. R. B. Curtis, Farming-
ton, Ph. Madison 2603.

Red Valencia peanuts for
eating purposes only, $2.25
pk., $7.50 bu., pink skin pea-
nuts, 2 to 4 in hull, same
price; ground sage, 50c cup-
ful; strong Red pepper, 30
pods, 25c if taken with Sage.

Add postage. G. T. Brown, Rt.
1, Ball Ground. x

Grass hay, square bales,
$25.00 ton or $1 bale at farm.
J. HD Kent Rt 2, Powder
Springs, Ph. 4593.

1959 crop hay, Sericea,
Kobe Lespedeza, Fescue, Rye
grass and Clover, $20 - $30
ton. Cecil Travis, Riverdale,
Ph. 1-4862, Fayetteville,

1,200 bales Serecia Lespe-
deza, baled without rain, $30
ton at barn. Del. reasonable
distance; also, some Oat hay.
Mrs. W. A. Estes, RFD, Ellen-

bridge.

About 600 bales Alfalfa, 600
bales Oats, Rye grass and
Clover, 400 bales Lespedeza
and Serecia. Cannot ship. J.
R. Lanier, Crawford, Ph. SH.
3-8345, Lexington.

_1,000 bales good clean Se-
ricea Lespedeza hay for sale
or. will trade for cattle, fer-
tilizer distributor or tractor
mounted post hole digger.

Guy Neal, Ellenwood, Ph. GR
4-4516. :

Improved Spanish peanuts,
for eating purposes. $2.25 pk.,
$8 bu. Add postage. E. A.
Whelchel, Rt. 8, Gainesville.

800 square bales Kobe Les-
pedeza hay, gathered without
rain, 75c bale at my barn.
Marion N. Todd, Winterville,
Ph. Riverside 2-2088.

Well fertilized and limed
and properly cured Millet or
Clover hay, $35 ton; Sericea,
$30 ton. Can make reasonable
delivery. Ray F. Almand,
4864 Stagecoach Rd., Ellen-
wood, Ph. GR. 4-4290 (Stock-
bridge).

1959 crop Wheat for feed
purpose, 60 bu. in 2 bu. bags
and 200 bales bright Wheat
straw. Joe M. Almand, 1847
Second Ave., Decatur.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE
Cattle

Fine 5 yr. old very gentle
Jersey cow, gave 3 gals. milk
when fresh in, now giving 2
gal. day, and 3 lbs. butter to 4
gal. milk Artificially bred to
best strain Jersey, freshen in
Spring with 2nd calf. Mrs. J.
C. Johns 595 Sandtown Rd.,
S. W. Atlanta, Ph. DI. 4-
Boas

Reg, Angus bulls, 20 - 24
mos. old, $250.00 and up. Calf-
hood Bangs vaccinated, from
clean herd. W. T. Torgesen,











c/o Whistle top Farm, Corne-

lia.

20 milch cows, milking
now, all first and second calf
cows; also, have some spring-
ers. Located 4 mi. N. Waynes-
boro on U. S. 25. W. Staple-
ton, Waynesboro, Ph. 2670.

12 Holstein springers, 2
Guernseys, all from dairy
herd, calfhood vaccinated,
$200.00 ea. Louis Tate, Cloud-
land.

Holstein bull, thoroughbred
but not Reg., 14 mos. old,
$125. George Corley, Stone
Mountain, Ph. 6744.

Polled Hereford bull, born
May 21, 1959 subj. to Reg.
$100.00; also polled- Here-
ford cow and Heifer, subj. to
Reg. Adam Whitaker, Rt. 1,
Blue Ridge.

4 Reg, Angus bulls, 6-1/2 to
9-1/2 mos. old, excellent body
conformation, top bloodlines
and good size for age. Calf-
vaccinated and
guaranteed breeders. Can de-
liver. Lafayette McLeroy, Rt.
2, Colbert, Ph. SY. 1-5056













(Athens). __

50c bale, my place,

Ph. Wh. 2-3454. |

wood, Ph. GR. 4-4694, Stock-



_ Thoroughbred Holstein bull,

11 mos. old, $100. T. M. Har-
ris, Milner, Ph. 2789 Griffin.

Large Holstein and Guern-
sey bull, fat, and in good con-
dition Lemon G. Griffith, Rt.
1, Dallas...

Real Silver Domino Here-
ford bulls, 5 yrs. old, gentle;
also, 6 Horses, 6 mos, to 10
yrs. old, gentle for children.
No letters or collect calls. C.
L. Cleveland,: Sr.,. Rt: 2, Sa-
lem Rd., LaGrange, Ph. TU
2~6527.

Reg. Black Angus bull, 2
yrs. 9 mos. old $300 Excellent
breeding stock. Guy Neal, M-
lenwood, Ph. GR. 4-4516.

Santa Gertrudis bull, 3 yrs.
bid in Dec. for sale. KC,
Fitschen, Rock Springs.



Reg. service age Holstein
bulls, 14-18 mos. old from dams
with records up to 21,000 Ibs.
milk and 854 lbs. butterfat,
priced reasonably. Curtis B.
Avery, Jr., Chipley, Ph. TU.
4-7613, LaGrange.

3/4 Landrace pigs, better
than average meat type. James
E. Melcom, Rt. 1 Trickum
Rd., Woodstock.

Reg. Landrace hogs, ser-
vice age boars, weanling boars
and gilts, all from performan-
ce tested dams and sires. Vac-
cinated for Cholera, Lepto
tested. Ga. Cert. Brucellosis
Free Swine Herd No. 17. Rea-
sonable prices. J. W. Trun-
nell, Jr., Cochran, Ph. WE.
4-2040 days.

Reg SPC boars and gilts,
best bloodlines, near 4 mos.
old, perfect spots, 50 - 50 col-
or, from long meat type boar
and my famous sow, Silver
Sue; also, want to swap 1 boar
for 1 of same breed not re-
lated to mine. Must be Reg.
George Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave
Springs.

OIC breeding stock from
medium blocky type. Bred
gilts, $55 ea. at my farm: pigs,
$20 ea., treated and crated
FOB. Send M. O. All reg. in
buyers name. Paul -J.. Crain,
Rt. 1, Commerce.







4 Jersey cows artificially
bred to Holstein, due to fresh-
en in March 1960, 2 with 4th
calf, 2 with second calf; also,
1 ea., heifer and steer, wt.
about 400 Ibs. ea. Brooks
Green, Rt, 2;. Gray.

16 dbl. Reg. polled Here-
ford cows and heifers, CMR
and Texas Domino bloodlines,
2 cows with calves at side,
$150.00 to $250.00 ea.; also,
eight 1 and 2 yr. old bulls,
$150 to $250 ea. Papers trans-
ferred. Paul Carpenter, Rt. 5,
Tifton; Ph. 1523-R-4.

Reg Black Angus bull, born
Nov. 20, 1955, sired by Black-
capmere of Dwight 8th and
out of Cameron Blackbird
2nd. Selling to prevent in-
breeding or will trade far
other Reg. bull of equal value.
H. P. Wilson, Rt. 5, -Box 80,
Marietta.

Swine Ss

Purebred Tamworths, pigs,
males and gilts, all eligible to
Reg. Cherry red color, excel-
lent body depth and length,
large, fast growing litters,
Herd free of disease. Mrs.
Charles Baldwin, c/o Charles
Baldwin Farm, Suwanee, Ph.
7181, Buford.

21 purebred 8 wks. old
Yorkshire pigs, wt. 25-40 lbs.
ea. Phil Lindsey, Alpharetta,
Ph. GR 5-5534.

Purebred Duroc hogs, pigs,
2 to 3 mos. old, either sex,
open gilts, bred gilts and sows,
medium and meat type, best
of bloodlines, free of disease,
with or without papers. Rea-
sonably priced. M. M. New-
some, Jordans Mill Rd., San-
dersville, Ph. 3856.

Yorkshire pigs, Reg. in buy-
ers name, $20 ea. Darrell
Jackson, Rt. 1, (Dresden
Community), Newnan.

Reg. Landrace gilts, boars,
service age boars, bred gilts,
and bred sows. 100 pct. im-
ported bloodlines. Reg in buy-
ers name. Unrelated prs. H.
R. Gossett, Cave Spring.

Landrace boar, 2 yrs. old;
$50.00. J. H. Kent, Rt. 2,
Powder Springs, Ph. 4593.

Reg, Hampshire and Tam-
worths, boars, sows, gilts and
weaned pigs, both breeding
stock and some for meat. Very
reasonably priced Carl KE.
Jernberg, Jr., Rt. 2, Colleg,
ne Ph. PO 6-2072 (Atlan-
a).

Duroc pigs, 9 wks old, di-
sease free herd, males and
gilts, Reg. in buyers name.
Richie McCants, Butler, Ph.
UN 2-3465.

Reg. meat type Yorkshires,
Hampshires and Durocs, Cert.
disease free herd. Boars and
gilts of all ages. Priced rea-
sonable. Lawton Ursery, Ha-
zlehurst. :

Reg. Tamworth male with
papers, about 200 lbs., $50; 8
pigs, 1/2 Tamworth, 1/2 White
Face, will be ready in 3 wks.,
$8.00 ea. J. B. Bridges, Rt. 3,
Hartwell, Ph. FR 6-2734.

23 purebred Hampshire pigs,
from good bloodlines, 7 to 9
wks. old, $12.50 ea. Papers
in buyers name 5 or more are
taken in lot, $10 ea. or $210
for lot. Carl C. Smith, Rt. 3,





4 purebred Berkshire boars,
9 wks. old, $10 ea., fine for
breeding stock; also, 8 Duroc
and Berkshire cross bred
shoats, wt. about 50-60 lbs.
ea., $10 and $12 ea. J. Paul
Higginbotham, Rt. 1, Bogart.

Reg. large meat type boar,
Maplehurst Ace, 4th., 819171,
farrowed June 17, 1958 at Ma-
plehurst Farm. So. Boston,
Va. Wt. about 300 lbs. Make
offer. G. L. Thompson, Rt. 3,
Box 7. Logansville.





and gilts, from selected breed-
ing stock, heavy, well devel-
oved bloodlines. Calvin Stone,
Pineview. :

Black Poland China hogs,
from Cert. meat boars, pigs,
40 to 60 lIbs., either sex, $35;
boars, ready for service, from
$75.00 to $100. Treated for
Cholera, Erysipellas and from
Cert. Ga. No. 1 Brucellosis
free herd. Jas. R. Mullis. Coch-
ran, Ph. WE. 4-6490.

3 purebred Hampshires, 9
wks. old, 2 gilts, 1 boar. Reg.
and treated, (mother was
prize winner), $25 ea. Robert
M. Smith, Box 297, Butler.

Lean meat Berkshires, fast
growinse and early maturing,
pigs of either sex,
without papers; also, young
proven sire, for sale. Stuart
Lewis, 1264 Cumberland Rd.,
NE., Atlanta, Ph. TR. 2-1072.

Reg. Duroc boars, 3-1/2
mos. old, wormed and treated,
$25 ea. Frederick Zipperer,
Marlow.

Sheep and Goats

25 goats, $1.50 ea. and up.
C. W. Holsenbeck, Gray.

17 Western Ewes, 3 and 4
yrs. old, bred to Hampshire
ram, to lamb in Dec. and 2
Ewe lambs and 1 ram, $10
ea.: 10 ewes, 2 yrs. old, to lamb
in Nov., $15 ea.; 8 goats, milk
type, 4 nannies, 1 billy an
3 kids, $40 for lot. W. F. Ed-
wards, Stewart St., Rt. 1, Car-
rollton.

Excellent young French Al-
pine breeding bucks, from D
Norte bloodlines, heavy with
strain. Naturally hornless and
disbudded, gentle and healthy,
2 are ready for light service.
To reg. in buyers name. Rea-
sonable. Nellie M. Mingle-
dorff, Rt. 3, Douglas.

2 nice male goats, 1-1/2 yr.
old, part Nubian and part
Toggenburg; other 5 mo. old
purebred Nubian, buttheaded:
also, 3 stone churns; 2 Geese:
cross cut saw and two 1 man,
saws. Do not ship. Mrs. Lee
Kirkley, 3860 Cascade Road,
Ss. W. Atlanta 11.

A 350 Ib. goat with a good
goat wagon and harness, for
sale. S. E. Minner, 630-1/2 S.
Wilkinson St. Milledgeville.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

At Stud: Copper Buckskin
stallion (half Quarter Horse,
half thoroughbred), excellent
conformation. G. P. Hender-
son, Old Mores Rd., Rt. 1, Con-
ley, Ph. MA 7-5355 (Atlanta).

- Nice selection Shetland stud
colts, sorrels and spotted, $100
up; several gentle eldings,
dif, sizes and colors, $150 up;
bred mares and fillies: 2 good















_tsaddle horses and mule: al-

Reg. Beltsville No. 1 boas

with or| dq]



so, carts, harnesses, saddles 7

and bridles. Fred Miller. Rt,
1. Dalton, Ph. BR. 8-4928: _



Real gentle gelding Ponies i
for children, all sizes and co-

lors, well broke, $150 and up.
Mrs.
beville, Ph. 2633.



Good work mule with har= 2

ness, $75; also plow stock and

Dick Fuller, Ab=

harrow, $20: complete outfit __

for $90. O. R. Medeck, B
Street, Pine Mtn. Valley, Ph.
MA. 8-4466.



Nice gaited mare, 4 white.

feet, full blaze face, 7 or 8 yrs.
old, gentle for children, wt.

about 1,050 Ibs., for sale or

will trade for another horse,
B. C. Sosebee, Rt. 1, Milner,

Ph. 365-R-4 Barnesville,

nights and Sundays.

15. nice, broke,
pony geldings (some will pull
carts), all colors and sizes; 4



nice small bred mares, one

with white colt by side. All
will drop colts in spring. Rea=

sonably. priced. Small. down:

payment will hold. Jess Hol-
brook, Jonesboro, Ph. GR.
8-6771. 5

~ Pair Reg. Albino fillies, well
matched with excellent quar-



ter horse conformation. Mrs ~

J. W. Bailey, Waynesboro, Ph,
2187.

Pinto saddle horse 5 gaited,
black and white tail
mane, reddish brown



tern saddle,
Whitley. Rt. 4, Lawrenceville.
Ph. TH 3-4309.

At Stud: Reg. Tenn. Walk-
ing horse stallion, Reg. No.

451562. Proven sire. Service
guar. Mares boarded; alsa

have pony and nice, 5 gaited ~

mare for sale. Ben Hill, 2641
Bob-O-Link Dr. Macon. Ph.
SH 5-5394. a

Good pr. heavy farm work
mules, wt. about 1,000 or
1100 Ibs. for sale at my barn,
about 4 mi. N. W. Abbeville,
L. D. Luther, Rt. 1, Box 159
Abbeville. le

20 nice, gentle saddle hor-

ses, all colors and sizes, mares

with colts by side, also sad
dles and bridles. Must sell at
once. Becky Bentley, 1119

Barnes Mill Rd. Marietta. Ph,
8-7125. .

Shetland ponies and sad-~
e horses, all colors and

sizes. Ruby Brantley, Barres _

Mill Rd. Marietta. Ph. 8-2077,

10 nice, gentle, broke Shete
land ponies with colts by side,
all colors and sizes, also sad-
dles and bridles. Jim Benson,
Bentley Lake 2
Ph. 74447.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED



Want to trade 1 ton 1949
Intn] truck with new bodies,
good 650 x 16 tires and good

running con. for good beef or SS
George |

milk type yearling.
Phillips Rt. 1, Nicholls. -

Will exchange half blooded

Walking male colt, strawber- =
ry roan, for pureblooded dairy

or beef type heifer. B. C. Blair,

Jr. 3025 Bouldercrest Rd., Rt.

1, Conley, Ph. MA. 7-9655, Ate
lanta. ;

Want

bull. Will exchange new

man China saw for bull

equal value. W. A. Selman, Rt,

1, Palmetto,

Want good grade cattle on
shares. Have 75 A. fine im-

proved pasture with more

than 1 yrs. growth. No cattl

on it. Pasture of year roun

grazing, good fences and plen<
ty water. Can take care of 40
brood cows or 60 young stock~
er steers or heifers.
McDonald, Oakwood.



Want 15 or 20 head com~

mon goats, buttheaded pre-
ferred, within radius of 40 mi,
of Nashville. F. R. Futch, Rt,
1, Box 36, Nashville. _-



GAME, FOWL, elc.

FOR SALE

Large No. ; t
quail, early Spring hatch, ful,
grown, $1. ea. Some mate



aire, $8. bt. Per. No. 7% Roy
Dp St

C. Bennett, 211 Randolph
Cuthbert,




Shetland.

and
qnd = =
white body, with good Wes-
$175; Bobby fo.

Rd. Marietta.

purebred Hereford.

Glenn

Ga. teh, fu

ae a































































; 2412.

- Permit No. 8. W. Z. Page, 2125

. all, $5. pr:

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_PAGE SIX









| Wednesday. November 4 ive









MARKET BULLETIN
ati igeons, with pa- Young Buff Cochin bantams| 1050 Kimber chickens

~ GAME, FOWL, ec, sek wil wee eee, 55. from best of bloodlines, also|wks. old, all shots have has
pr; younger, $2.25 pr. You pay Black Cochin bantam, $5. Py given, $1.60 ea. J. L Dickers
Express. BE. L. Stowers, 4075} G. B. Howell, Box 728 Rt. 2,j/son, Rt. 1, Stockbridge, Ph,
_ FOR SALE Lawrenceville Rd. Box 204, FOR SALE Neinfo Rd. Albany. "|6204. (Conyers), |
ce 000 mature Bobwhite a ee 1 pr. Jap Silkie bantams, About iy aes Bred
quail and Tt Northern Bobs |, 2 Died dog 1abbit @ vouns| | araucanus Hester ga) #2, Mi: also, wanl some pure | White Rock pullets, 3 ks old,
whites, ready for releasing or C. \ Shiel 4a ae se hae attics _ Pr aay 8 R. Snipes, Rt. 2, Commerce. |50c ea. Ivan G. cWhorter,
food. Others priced acord= S W. Atlanta 10. Ph. PL. 8. Q ~ ea; Ne #. 8, Rt, 6, Marietta, Ph. 71-1530.

g to age. Per. No. 97, J. Li
ockett, CHR, Ph. RE. 2-



Extra eres Norther Bob-
white breeder quail, improved
89 yrs. 1 to 3 ozs. heavier than
average, 1958 ke various

ges, ready for del, Permit No.
TE Free edlor photos, wt. cer-
ries, Thom-

: , 421 Mark Bldg. At-
fania. I Ph. MU 8-0866.

Sev. hundred mature Bob-
white quail, priced at dis-
count in lots of 100 or more,
ermit No. 46. C. D. Tarpley,
t. 1, Lake Harbin Rd. Mor-
row. Ph, GR 4-4910 (Stock-

Drea), :
400 growh, fally Seatheced

Bobwhite quail, raised in large
flight pens, $1. ea. Will del.

tificate, m, A.



th St. Columbus. Ph. FA 2-
896.

Nrthera Bobwhite quail,
8. pr. 10 swks.. Gid- $17 8!
hukar partridges, white dov-
es, and Ringneck pheasarits,
I white pheasant
ale, $3. Ship Exp. Col. Send
.O, Miss Eve rallace, 716
ye le Bit. N: E: Atlanta 8.
TY 4.9159, =

=a Ringneck pheasant LoOOs=
ters, 1959 hatch, $12. for lot;
also few wild turkeys. All at
my home on Younss Mill Rd.
ndy Broome, P.O. Box 198,
aGrange,

White, Silver and plu and
white spotted Kings and Red
Carneaux pigeons, $1.50 px.
for quick sale; se Jap. white
Silkies, R. I. B Reds afd
Corhish bahtam chickens, and
7 var. Of others, $1.25 ea. for









lot. No shipping. Jess Dutton,
Rt. 2, Rydal...



6220.

Grown rabbits, 7 does and
buck, $2.50 ea; guinea pigs
(cavies), $2. ea; 9 white ducks,
$1. ea. will ship. Trade for
laying hens, quineas or pheas-



ants: GC; R: Philpot, 2377 Sum-
mit Ave, N.W. 18.
Ph. SY 4-0009



Guinea pigs (Cavies), $5.
pr. Ship Exp. Col. Ted R. Har-
ris, 806 Maple Dr. Griffin.

Grown doe and buck rab-
bits, white, brown afid black,
$2. ea. Will ship. L. E. Akins,
Rt. 2, Byron. Ph. WO 3-3314.

25 male rabbits (for ating
only), barrows, also about 30
does, and 25 baby rabbits, and
does with 3-8 young by side;
some bucks, 1 large doe ( did |B
wt. 14-1/4 lbs) with 14 young
ready to take away. Reason=
able. S. E. Minner, 630 1/2 So.
Wilkinson St. Milledgeville.

N. Z. White rabbits, Ped.
stock. Wt. 7-8 lbs., $10. pr.
Miss Arthinda Mason, 1740
Center Ave., East Point. Ph.
PO 1- 7066.

2 very nice Dutch fabbite,
6 mos. old, the male, black and
white; doe blue and white,
$1.50 ea. Will not ship. H. N.
Johnson, 135 Mead Rd. Deca-
tur. Ph. DR 3- 6084.

GAME, FOWL, etc.

WANTED -

Want 2 does wd i buck, all













white rabbits, 6 mos. or. older,

near home. Will pay $3.50 ea.
Write first. A. J. Winn, Bristol.







wks. old, 30 ea; Dark Cor-
hish bantams, Bulldog type,
$6. pr; @xtra roosters, $3. e@a.
Ship Exp, Col. M.O. Mrs. Ad-
die A. Edwaids, 716 Myrtle
3152. E., Atlanta 8 TR 4-

Purebred Golden Sebright
bantam roosters and puillets,
$1.50 ea. Will ship in han
erate Exp. Col. Mrs. T.
Newsome, Sandersville.

20 bantam heris and 2 Toose
ters, 50c @a; also 12 pair com-







mon pigeons, 50c pr C. W
Holsenbeck, Gray.
Imp. strains bantam cock

erels, Black Tail Japs, Golden
Sebrights and Buff Cochin,

$1.50 ea. W. P. Smarr, 412
Neely he East. Point. Ph.



Fancy. Show Type, pure
stock baritams, Black Cochins,
$5. pr; extra roosters, $2. ea;
game chickens, $2.50 ea,
Brown Leghorns, $3. ea; pig=
ohs, Pigmy Pouters, $7.50
pr: Crested Helmets, $4.50 pr:
white Fantails, $4. 15 pr. M.O.
Will ship. Mrs. S. E. Giiess,
1892 No. Druid Hills Rd. At-
lahta 19. Ph. ME 4=7979.

Dark Cornish, Bulldog type
bantams, $5. pr; turkeys, $5.
ea; also white feed sacks, 100
ib; cap. 3, $1. Send postage:
and, chicken fertilizer, 50
bag. Mrs. J. E. Carter, Mc-
Murry Dy. S. W., Box 4877, Ats
lanta AL. Ph. DI = 1388.

W. is started Oullcu, 26
wks, old, beginning to lay.
Come select your own; also,
booking orders for Jan. and





Feb. delivery. Chas. H. Hig-
eae Bluff Rd. Rome, Ph.

ed, $12.50. Mrs.









6 Cornish puliets, 10 wks.
old, 12 pit games, 10 pullets,
2 roosters, $5.; young bantam
hens, $1.50 ea; roosters, 50c
and ee ea; home ce dois
keys, $8. a. Suitiea pigs (ca-
vies), $1.50 a. Lockard Bell,
2677 Pharr Rd. N. E., Atlanta
17. Ph. DR 7-4390.

9 pullets and rooster, Cor-
nisH- wae cross, 3 mos.
old, $20.; also trio white
ducks, 9 mos. old, $5. Ship
Pep. Cok J.C. Brown, Rt. 1,





, | Helena.
Purebred White Cornish
cockerels, $2. ea. and Bab-

cock White Leghorn cockerels,
$1.50 ea. All 1959 hatch and
from very best breeding, FOB
my place. T. W. Morrison, P.
O; Box 145, Winterville. Ph.

RI 22-2361.



250 Durts Keystone White

Leghorns, 20 wks. old, ready

+0 lay. Vac. N;> GC. and B. $1.60
a. at farm. Ernest B. Brooks,
Rt. 1, Box 217, Marietta.

100 W. . laying hens, $1.
ea. Entir lot or will sell half
of lot. No delivery. Mrs. F. K.
Border, Rt. 1, Box 147 A, Pal-
metto. 'Ph. 3196.

7 fine yellow Buff bullets.
March hatch, $17.50, rooster
free; 5 game hens and rooster,
Shuffler and Roundhead cross-
Marie Hol-
land, Coogler Rd., Dalton.

4 you ne heavy type, pure-
bred dark Cornish cockerels,
from extra fine wtnrelated
stock, $2. ea. or 4 for $6. here.









Ship Exp. Col. Mrs. Maude
Granger, Reidsville.
Mallard Ducks, $5. pr., $6.

trio: J: Li ss Pit: i. Haw-
kinsville.




























POULTRY

WANTED



Want 5 or 10 Jap Silkie
bantam hens cheap of will
trade Silver or Golden Se~
bright bantams. E. I. Wix, 570
Quillian Ave., SE, Atlanta 17,
Ph. DR. 3-9421,

Want bantams of all kinds
Sebright, Cornish and Dwart
or any type also, want 2 or
3 Ringneck pheasant hens.
Will consider the cheapest of-
fer as soon as received. Thom-
as W. Bentley, Rt. 1, Grayson.

Want 20 production Red
hens, March or April 1959
hatch. Consider New Hamp-
shire Reds of same hatch. Pre-
fer 3 or 4 A. In radius of 40
mi. Mrs. J. R. Langford, Rt.
1, Box 36, Nashville.

_ Want 10 or 15 young Reds
or White Rock hens now lay-
ing. Mrs. H. M.. Christie, Rt,
3, Lithonia, Ph. HU. 2- 6179.

MISCELLANEOUS

Dry ground sage, 45 tea-
cup; red hot Pepper, 6 pods,
15c; yellow pop corn, 10c ear;
wild cucumber bark, Queen of
Meadow, ratsbane, Mtn. dit=
ney, Devils Shoe String, rattle
root, $1. for 2 lb. lard boxs ~
ful; Button and Black Snake
root, ea., $1. for 1 1b lard box-
ful. Add postage. P, B. Brown,











~ FEEDS PENALIZED FOR FAILURE TO MEET MANUFACTURERS GUARANTEE SEPT,

- @-=Cutranresd by Manifaeturer



{Ball Ground. 3
1959 :

























FARMERS EXCHANGE, Canton, Georgia
Found By State Chemist Farmers Growing Mash . G 20.0
PPenalized . (P) Protein F 17.8
PROTEIN FAT FIBER | FEEDRIGHT MILLING COMPANY, Auqusta, Georgia :
ALFALFA PRODUCERS COOPERATIVE, INC., Belle Mina, Alabama Master 20% Dairy Feed SG 20.0
Tennessee Valley Dehydrated Abe oe Meal G 17.0 (P) Protein F 18.1
(P) Protei
rotein 2 F153 HARPETH MILLS, Nashville, Tennessee |
ATLANTA MILLING COMPANY, Atlanta, Georgia Peerless 16% Dairy Feed S 3.0
= Bess Dairy Feed G 20.0 (P) Fat F 1.4
(P) Protein F 17.7
(P) Protein, Fat and Fiber F 15.1 1.6 23.2 Big Chief Sweet Feed - 7)
BARRY-CARTER MILLING COMPANY, Leb T , edie a ee
Liberty Leying Mash oe eee G 8.0 HIAWASSEE MILLING COMPANY, Hiawassee, Georgia ee
(P) Fiber F 9.5 Hiawassee Maid Breeder Feed + All Mash | 4.0
ae zs (P) Fiber i 4.8
- COSBY-HODGES MILLING COMPANY, Birmingham, babe a
ee ipy ha re 25 tiga on Monee oN ee oS
2.2 A :
Gren Pastures 16% Dairy Ss G . 25 (P) Protein and Fat F 30 -
(P) Fat F 2.0 SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, INC., Rome, Georgia
Jazz Hey Supplement ae 6 2.5 Stivers Best Wheat Brown Shorts G 16.0
(P) Far oR 1,7 (P) Protein F 14.6
FARMERS ENTERPRISE, Alma, Georgia St
& C Dairy Ration .. ot he bn bea COMPANY, Macon, Georgia ; .
(P) Fiber F 11,4 (P) Fat Fe 5.1



_ FEEDS FAILING TO MEET MANUFACTURERS GUARANTEE BUT WITH TOLERANCE SEPT.

G-=Guardnteed by Mnufacturer

1959









































MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, ING., Augusta, Georgi
_ FFound by State Chemist ernie. bie espe a Perkins Special Poultry Denceatiete . ee
BIG A FEED AND POULTRY COMPANY, Toccoa, Georgia , = heal Lew : ;
Big A Feed Hog Finisher GS 146 a a
* Protein Low F 13.3 PATRICK FEED. COMPANY, Covington, Georgia
1 o/, eae
ean COTTON. oit COMPANY. Comilla, Georgia Patrick's 16% Dairy Feed = Protein Low, Fiber High ten ea
o Profein Cofttonsee @ G 36.0 i / 5.
ae Protein : a Patrick Feed Company's Coe = Molasses . ae
COMMERCE MILLING COMPANY, Commerce, Georgia Emons SANE Hig Brower 20 Ce
oe Mill Feed : 6 3.0 Protein Low F 13.4 1
Fot Low F 2.6 SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, ING., Rome, Georgia
SORT HoDeES MILLING COMPANY, Birmingham, Atabeone Stivers Best Wheat Brown Sherts - G 16.0
Jom Cattle Supplement 2.5 * Protein Low F 15.8
* Fat Lew 2.2 :
Hire Bag Producer Crutnbles 6 200 0 SOUTHERN COTTON oft DIVISION, Dawson, Georgia
* Protein Low, Fiber High F 19.7 73 Sco-Co Brand 36% Protein Cotronseed Meal SG 36.0
Jans Ey Producer G 2.5 * Protein Low F 35.7 ;
: * Fat Low : = SOUTHERN COTTON OM DIVISION, Decetur, Al e
vi D :
. eee FLOUR MILLS, Griffin-Fi. Valley, Georgia Seo-Co ae Protein Cottonseed vce. Alabama . 36.0
18% Cremaka Dairy Feed & 7.80 * Protein Low 35.3
: * Fiber High F 8.1 5 .
Pay Day Pigaro Pig tarter G 183 OUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, A
: * Protein tow = = = F 17.6 MOFLO 16% Datry Feed | Georgie 16.0
s howano FEED MILLS, INC., Jacksonville, Florida , iin ce
_ Orled Citrus Pulp G6 : 11.8
: . WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alab
Fiber High ee oe 4 Uncle Sam Dairy Feed . 6 -
iavona aol MILL, ine, = oe ie 2S ay Fat Low >
Wheat and Oats a 3.0 - on eet .
26 {Continued en page ee eS es ee







esday, November 4, 1959 __




ned from page six)



S ABERCROMBIE AND SON, :
1 feed as declared Douglasville, Georgia

_MARKET B ULLE ria

FEEDS FOUND AS DECLARED SEPTEMBER, 1 1959





MARET GRAIN COMPANY, Hartwell, Gears
3 feeds as declared

_ BEN MARTIN, Royston, Georgia
3 feeds as declared f



BAMA FLOUR MILLS, Decatur, Alabama







peed 96 declend MILLMORE MILLING COMPANY, Sparta, Georgia 7
BERS MILLING COMPANY, L 2 feeds as declared
os A
1 feed as declared California : G. W. MILLS, Byron, Georgia

1 feed as declared



ALFA PRODUCERS COOPERATIVE, ING.. ,
1 feed as declared C., Belle Mina, Alabama

IED MILLS, INC., Guntersville, Alobame
3 feeds as declared

LMA MILLING COMPANY, Alma, G
LMA feed as declared one

RKANSAS STATE RICE MILLING COMPANY, Carliste, Arkansas
2 feeds as declared

TLANTA MILLING COMPANY, Atlanta, Georgia
3 1 feed as declared

. BERND COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
1 feed as declared










RDSEY FLOUR AND FEED MILLS, Macon, Georgia
- 42 feeds as declared





LACK AND MEEK MILLING COMPANY, Summerville, Seorgia
4 feeds as declared







NNEN FEED MILL, Brooklet, Georgia
1 feed as declared





RUCE MILLING COMPANY, Valdosta, Georgia
3 feeds as declared



BUCKEYE COTTON OL DIVISION, BUCKEYE CELLULOSE CORPORATION,
Cincinnati, Ohio
2 feeds as declared








CH'S TRADING POST, Clarkesville, Georgia
1 feed as declared





ROLINA MILLING COMPANY, Laurens, South Carolina
4 feed as declared







ENTRAL SOYA COMPANY, ING., Fort + Wayne, indiana
4 feeds as declared

HEROKEE FARMERS COOPERATIVE, INC., Canton, Geergic
1 feed os declared

city MILLS COMPANY, Columbus, Georgia
1 feed as declared



CONSOLIDATED FLOUR MILLS COMPANY, Wichita, Kansas
1 feed as declared





COOPERATIVE MILLS, INC., Baltimore, Maryland; Flowery Branch, Georgii Guntersville,
Alabama
21 feeds as declared





























OSBY-HODGES MILLING COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama
12 feeds as declared

COTTON PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION, Atlanta, Georgia
1 feed as declared

HLLIAM DAVIES COMPANY, INC., Danville, Ae alge
2 feeds as declared

1E PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee
feeds as declared

'W. ESHELMAN AND SONS, Chamblee, Georgia
a feeds as declared

MERS EXCHANGE, Canton, Georgia :
feeds as declared 5

ERS FEED AND SEED, Sylvania, Georgio
feed as declared

FARMERS MUTUAL EXCHANGE, Lawrenceville, Georgia
1 feed gs declared

DRIGHT MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

ANT RIVER MILLS, INC., Bainbridge, Georgia
3 feeds as declared

GAINESVILLE MILLING COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia
1 feed as declared

ENERAL MILLS, INC., Minneapolis, Minnescta
1 feed as declared

GEORGIA TRAINING SCHOOL, Gracewood, Georgia
4 feed as declared

ES AND HUNTER COMPANY, Chicago, Hlinois
2 feeds as deciared

HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS, Griffin ~
3 feeds as declared

ECKLE BROTHERS, Memphis, Tennessee
J feed as declared

'MITAGE FEED MILLS, Nashville, Tennessee
1 feed as declared

AWASSEE MILLING COMPANY, Hiawassee, Georgia
2 feeds as deciared

WEAL BY-PRODUCTS DIVISION, WILSON AND TOOMER, Lawrenceville, Georgia
1 feed as declared

INTERSTATE MILLING COMPANY, Charlotte, North ae zn
3 feeds as declared

KING MILLING COMPANY, Rome, Georgia
3 feeds as declared

HENS FEED MILLING COMPANY, Atlanta, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

LAVONIA ROLLER MILL, INC., Lavonia, Georgia

Ft. Valley, Georgia

- MOORMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Quincy, Illinois

OGLETREE HATCHERY, Lawrenceville, Georgia

- MARTHA WHITE MILLS, INC., Nashville, Tennessee

NORTHERN OHIO SUGAR COMPANY, Findlay, Ohio

PRITCHARD RICE MILLING COMPANY, Houston, Texas

SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY, Cleveland, Ohio |

J. ALLEN SMITH AND COMPANY, Knoxville, Tennessee

SOUTHERN FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS, ING.., Orlando, Florida

A. E. STALEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Decatur, illinois

MIXON MILLING COMPANY, Cairo - Camilla, Georgia =
1 feed as declared

2 feeds as declared

NATIONAL REMEDY PRODUCTS COMPANY, Springfield, Missouri
. 1 feed as declared

THE NEW ERA MILLING COMPANY, Arkansas City, Kansas"
2 feeds as declared

NEWTON MOLASSES COMPANY (Distributor),
1 molasses sample as declared ~

NORTH eras TRADING AND IMPORT COMPANY (Brokers), Philadelphia, Penn-
sylyania
1 molasses sample as declared

Waynesboro, Georgia





1 feed as declared

NUTRENA MILLS, INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota mK
8 feeds as declared

OCONEE ROLLER MILLS, Seneca, South Carolina
1 feed as declared :







2 feeds as declared

FATALE FEED COMPANY, Covington, Georgia
feed as declared

PATTERSON MILLING COMPANY, Patterson, Georgia
1 feed as declared

J. H. PERRY MOLASSES COMPANY, (Broker), Dublin, Georgia
1 molasses sample as declared

PRESLEY AND VAUGHN, Toccoa, Georgia ee were a
1 feed as declared ee.











1 feed as declared

PRODUCERS RICE MILL, INC., Stuttgart, Arkansas
- 4 feed as declared

THE vo OATS COMPANY, Chicago, IHinois
1 feed as declared

a PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missouri
30 feeds as declared

REDMAN'S SEED COMPANY, Jackson, Georgia
1 feed as declared

ROME OIL MILL, Rome, Georgia
3 feeds as declared

SARS, INC., Loxley, Alabama . fel ie ee a
1 feed as declared

SCOTT FARM SUPPLY COMPANY, Claxton, Cooegia Se ee
1 feed as declared ; me cee
SECURITY MILLS, INC., Knoxville, Tennessee eS oe , i
1 feed as declared

SENECA OIL MILL, Seneca, South Racllen
1 feed as declared















1 feed as declared

SMITH'S FARM SUPPLY, Reidsville, Georgia
2 feeds as declared





2 feeds as declared

SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, ANG., Rome, Georgia
3 feeds as deciared

SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMPANY DIVISION, Savannah, Gearsia
1 feed as declared









1 feed as declared

SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia
5 feeds as declared





1 feed as declared

STANDARD FEED MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
7 feeds as declared

J. A. STEPHENS MILLING COMPANY, Register, Georgia
1 feed as declared

SWIFT AND COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia; Chteage. Hlinois
3 feeds as declared

THOMAS MILLING: COMPANY, INC., Hazlehurst, Georgia
1 feed as declared

THE WALL-ROGALSKY MILLING COMPANY, McPherson, Kansas
2 feeds as declared

BILL WATSON'S FARM FEED SERVICE, Crawfordville. Georgia
1 feed as declared











I
SY
4



WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama
8 feeds as declared



i feed as declared



4 feeds as declared
DSEY-ROBINSON AND COMPANY, INC., Roancke, Virginia

1 feed as declared
UISVILLE FERTILIZER AND GIN COMPANY, Louisville, Georgia
feed as declared
EN FEED MILLS. Fort Wayne, indiana
eds as declared
HLLING quae eh INC,, Augusta, Georgie











YAZOO VALLEY OIL MILL. INC., Greenwood, Mississippi

1 feed as deciared

As Declared ............... S
Ponatined | 2 So oe
Other Violations
TOTAL...



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shores.

bed bugs and fabric pests

mange mites,

MISCELLANEOUS

: 1-3/4 gal Buckeyes $9. gal.
or $2.50 qt. Marion Auiry,
_ Plainville.

Extra large Buckeyes, this

<4yrs.-.crop,; 60c doz. PP. Tom
yolliver, Rt. 1, Rocky Face.

New crop Stuart pecans, big
oe i size, guaranteed to please.
~ Del, by prepaid Parcel Post,
45c lb. in Ga., 50e out-of-
-gtate. No orders less than 5
Ibs. Ready tor immediate
shipment. H. M. Moorman,
Lovet.

- Jerusalem Artichokes, $1.-
-. 45 gal. PP 3rd zone $7. bu.
eee. Col, $1.25 gal at. my
home; also, Hunt grapevines,
410, 1. yr. old. vines, 1 male
vine, $5. PP 3rd: zone. Vau-
telle Holland, Winder, Ph. 1-
PE

_. Four 2 horse wagon wheels,

$4. ea., at my place T. W. Hut-
_ Gheson, Rt. 2,.Temple (near
_ Draketown).

$8 lbs. nice new sage, washed
and dried in the shade, $4. PP
er $3.50 plus postage. Enclose
oe cre envelope. Mrs. Alta
Wood, Rt. 2, Martin.

eas













100 lb. print sacks, 2 and 3
alike, 3, $1. or will trade 4
a for 3 lbs. pecans. Mrs. W. A.
_ McGuffey, 1013 54th St., Co-
_jumbus, Ph. FA. 2-8505. ~

New crop Black Walnut
Meats, nice and clean, $1. pt.
Add postage. Sonny Lowman,





$ilijay.

Nice, large, 100 Ib. cap.,
rint feed bags, 3, $1.25 or



jee





- Goodrum, Rt. 3, Box 254, Fort
Valley.

_. Old fashion, large bloom-
- dng, Sunflower seed (for poul-



yellow root, freshly dug and
- picely washed, 4 lb. lard box-
ful, 85c: Add postage. Mrs.
ewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 58,
llijay.

Old fashion large blooming
Sunflower seed (for poultry
eed), 30c large cupful. Miss
Mabel Mathis, Rt. 5, Box 57,
Pilijay.

_ Leaf sage, washed and shade
. dried, 35c qt.; some dried ap-
ples, free of peel and core,
5c Ib. Add postage. Mrs.
Henry Mullen, Rt. 2, Lyerly.

Nice, 1959 crop sage, hand
picked, in pt. cellophane bags,
shade dried, 25e bag. Add 10c
' per bag for postage. Mrs.
vere P. Hunt, 921 Capitol
View Ave., NW, Atlanta 18,
Ph. SY. 4-6654.

Yellow root, freshly dug and
washed, 4 lb. lard boxful, 85c:
Catniv, match boxful, 20c:









B5c. Add postage. Mrs. Mar-
tha Walker, Rt. 5, Box 53, El-
_ tlijay.

-. Saddle, plantation type (like
English only larger) complete
with pad, good cond., $25. A.
~- Neal Bartlett. Rt. 2, Ellen-
wood, Ph. MA. 17-8875, At-

Tanta. .

Old original Blue Ribbon
and Green Sugar Cane, about
8 ft. long, three cents. per
stalk at my farm 5 mi. N.
Nicholls. W. Cole, Rt. 1, Nich-

oS





olla:





~~ Insects Cost Georgia
- | (Continued From Page 1)
gects our forefathers brought to these

_ Early American settlers brought their
own insect parasites such as lice and fleas
in their bedding and trunks. They brought

moths and carpet beetles.
stomach and nose bots,
rubs, and sheep keds came in with their
ee ee and pets. A variety of flies such

- as the house fly, horn fly, and stable fly,
ants and cockroaches journeyed in their
ships to this country. The early supplies

_ of seeds and provisions carried with them

o cheese skippers, larder and ham beetles.

_. g/o Ranell Lowman, Box 55,

4.50 doz. PP. Mrs. Frank H..

try feed) 30c large cupful:

nice Cow Horn pepper, 6 pods,



such as clothes
Lice, fleas,



Nice, fresh
and shade dried, $1.25 gal.,
30c qt. Mrs. Mary Carier,
;Conyers.

Quinceolas, $2. bu. at my
home. Mrs. Troy. L. Staten,
=e 65, Craisworth: Rd. Dal-
ton,

uarge, clean, pieces of Black
Walnut meats, mostly quar-
ters and halves, $1.25 lb. PP
or- $1. lb. plus postage, in 5
lb. lots. Mrs. Jeanette Chas-
tain, Rt. 1, Hiawassee.

White Rice popcorn, 1959
crop; hulled Black Walnuts,
$2.50 bu.; large leaf sage, 1959
crop, clean and dry, $1. pt.
cupful. Mrs. Marie Holland
Coogler Rd., Dalton.

Old original soft Green Su-
gar Cane and Blue Ribbon
Sugar Cane four cts. stalk at
my marm, located 4 mi. EH.
Pelham .on Tate Ra. GL. I.
Wiggins, Rt. 2, Meigs.

Govt. inproved Red and
Green Sugar Cane, 5 to 7 ft.









John Daniel, Rt. 1, Ocilla.
New crop, No. 1, fancy
Stuart Pecans, 50c lb. Parcel
Post pp. L. B. Millians, 105
Temple Ave., Newnan.

Blue Gill Bream Finger-
lings, $35 M. at my farm.





Clayton.

1959 crop Black Walnut
meats, nice and clean, $1 pt.
Add postage. Sammy Lowman,
Rt. B, Ellijay, c/o Ranell Low-
man. E





1959 crop Honey, extacted
and pasteurized, 2 lb. jar, 60c,
case of 12 jars, $6.25. FOB.
John L. Snare, Rt. 4 Gaines-
ville.

Booking for Nov. del., or-
ders for pecans, unshelled, 1
lb., 40c 10 Ibs., $3; shelled,
1 Ib., $1.20, 5 lbs., $5. William





L. Dew, Post Office Apt.,
Richmond Hill.
A-No 1 pure Ga. Cane

Syrup, 12, 1/2 gal., $8.00 case;
24 one qts., $9 case. About 25
cases. Not shipped. Ross
Swann, Dawson.

Two 13/30, 6 ply, tractor
tires, tubes and rim (rims ex-
tra wide, making tires as
large as 14 in.) not over 10
pet. worn, $45 ea. Swane Col-
well, Rt. 4, Griffin, Ph. 7016.

multiplying
beer seed, 25c large start or
6 starts, $1. Enclose addressed
envelope with each order; al-
so, White multiplying Onion
sets, $1.50 gal. Add postage.
E. F. Weeks, Dial.

Yellow and Heart Leave
root, each, 4 Ib., $1 PP. Mrs,
EK. M. Southerland, Rt. 1, Elli-
jay. :

Print feed sacks, washed, 1
and 2 alike, 35c ea. Add pos-
tage. Minimum shipment 3.
Mrs. M. L. King, Rt. 5, Mari-
etta.









Practically new Western
saddle and bridle for sale. J. L.
McClure, 5686 Campbellton
Rd., S. W., Atlanta 11, Ph.
DI. 4-4562.

Nice, big, " Stewart
Stuart) Pecans, No. 1 size and
quality, 45 Ib. del. in Ga. in







sage washed |

tall, five cts. per stalk at farm.

Truck delivery, Lanier Craft,

(or



3 Ib. lots or more. H. M. Moor-

man, Lovett. himing, | =

MARKET BULLETIN _

_ Also they carried such stored grain pests
as the rice weevil, granary weevil, meal
moth, and a host of other voracious in-
sects that each year destroy about a bil-

lion dollars worth of stored foods in the

United States. The codling moth, which
can destroy half or more of all apple pro-
duction, is another importation.

The Hessian fly, one of the most se-
rious of our wheat pests, was attached to
the bedding straw of the Hessians, who
were British paid soldiers sent here to
help quell the revolution.

The cotton boll weevil came from
Central America and was first found in
this country in 1892.
spent for control, each year this insect de-
stroys about one seventh of the cotton
crop, worth about half a billion dollars.

The cottony cushion scale, seed corn

Georgia Sugar Cane, 3,000
stalks, ior sale. Mrs. C. H.
Sledge, Rt. 2, Byron.

New dried apples, 50c lb.
Mrs. W.-M. DeLay, Sr. Rt. -1;
Douglasville.

1959 crop. shelled Pecans,
$1 lb. Add postage. Shipped
anywhere. R. E. Hunter, Rt. 1,
Byron. ;

Shelled Pecans, new crop,
large seeding halves, $1.25 lb.;
Stuart halves, $1.50 lb.; mix-
ed paper shells, mostly hal-
ves, $1.25 Ib. Plus: postage.
Cash with order. J. H. Gor-
don, Adel.

1959 crop Pecans, Stuarts,
Mayhans and Frotschers, 50c
lb. lots of 2 - 5 - 10 or more
lbs. Add postage. Mrs. D. F.
Heisler, Rt. 2, Stubbs Ave.,
Ochlochnee.

100 lb. cap. white feed bags,
25c ea. plus postage. Mrs. O.
M. Mashburn, Cumming.

Fresh crop large pecans, 3
Ibs., $1. Ship if postage is sent
with order. Mrs. Grace Sea-
bolt, 215 North Cliff St., Car-
rollton.













Peppermint, spearmint, tan-
sy and balm, 50c doz.; Catnip,
6 bunches, 50c; 1959 crop
Black Walnut meats, clean
and large pieces, $1 pt.: ever-
bearing = strawberry . plants,
well rooted, 75c C. Add pos-
tage. Miss L. M. White, Rt. 1,
Box 57, Dahlonega.

Dry ground sage, 50c tea-
cup ful; hot dry red pepper,
50 pods, 60c if taken with
sage; Black Snake and But-
ton Snake root, Rats Bane,

60c large match boxful; wild| |

cucumber bark, Queen of
Meadow, tattle root, Devil
Shoe String, $1 for 2 lb. lard
boxful of either. Add postage.
Gennia Brown, Rt. 1, Ball
Ground.



Large nice Buckeyes, 1959
crop, 60c doz. PP. L. A. Bur-
rell, Canton.

Print feed sacks, 100 Ib.
cap., washed and ironed, 1, 2
and 3 alike, 40c ea. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. P. E. Traylor, Re-
becca.

Chineese Chestnuts, 3 ibs=
$1. Add postage. E. W. Har:
per, Rt. 3, Hartwell. :

Stuart pecans, 1959 crop,
21/2 Ibs. $1 plus postage.
Larger lots 'at my home. R. P.
Steinheimer, Rt. 1, Brooks.

Hand gathered, shade dried
sage, $1.50 lb. Add postage.
J. C. J. Brown, Rt. 2, Toccoa.

Clean print. 100 1b. cap.,
feed = seeks. 3. <$1:45 Ee

Bransington, Rt. 1, Powder
Sorings. 5

MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED





Want 3 tons of shucks in
square bales with little or no
cobs. Quote best price deliver-
ed. Aldora Keith, Alvaton.

Will pay reasonable price
for several small Catawba

trees, suitable for resetting. |
State price in first letter. Hu-

bert Henderson, Rt. 2, Cum-

Despite millions

Division of the



Want Currant and red and
black Haw trees, well rooted.
Quote size and price. C. D.
Cavender, Box 421, Stone
Mountain.

Want white top Onion sets,
known as white Egyptian On-
ions. Richard Buchanan, Rt.
2, Kensington.

Want Catawba trees.



Mrs.

-H. M. Christie, Rt. 3, Lithonia.



Want 5 to-6 tons, good qual-
ity, hay delivered to my barn,
located 7 mi. E. Thomson.
Quote price and name of hay.
W.S. Shields, Rt. 2, Thomson.

Want Jerusalem Artichoke
roots. Helen P. Hall, Trenton.

Interested in buying. bees
and bee supplies. I have good
location for raising bees, near
creek. R. B..Shuman, Rt. 1,
Box 269, Ellabelle.

Want Western saddle, in
good cond. and priced rea-
sonable. State price. E: R.
Williams, Rt. 1, Box 100,
Fort Valley, Ph. GA 9-2068,
Perry.

Want Jerusalem berries for
seed. Must be yellow or fully
ripe. Whole berries preferred.
State price for 50 to 500. Jo-
seph H. DunNett, Rt. 2 Box
166, Jackson.











Want Honey extractor; un-|

cupping knife and tank sui-
table for straining honey in.
State what you have, price
and where located. Roscoe
Carden, Rt. 1, Box 185, Forest
Park.

HANDICPAFTS

FOR SALE





NOTICE: Advertisements
submitted for this column
must be. confined to articles
that can be used in the actual
operation of the home or farm.
Objects created solely for or-
namentation or display such as
paper or wax flowers or. ob-
jects would fall under the
jects which would fall under
thecategory of art can not be
eect E. H. Editor of No-
ices.



Pillowcase trimming, $1 pr.,
42 in. ea. case; centerpieces,
$2, $1.50, $1 ea. Mrs. W.
Hester, Rt. 3, Blakley.

Dbl. bed size quilt tops,
$2 ea. Add postage. Mittie Ro
per; Rt 4, Canton.

Flat work crochet, 3 pe.
standard size vanity sets, 15
in. doilie, 15 X 36 in. dresser
scarves to match, in all white
or trimmed in red, 1 scarf,
16- 1/2 X 39 in. ecru, trign-
med in pink, $3.50. All del.
Mrs. A. Li. Walker, Rt. 3, Car-
rollton.

Large size crocheted bed-
spread, natural color white,
$30; 2 quilt tops, dbl. bed
size, $3 ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Estelle Payne, Rt. 3 Canton.

8 quilt tops, dbl. bed size,
$3.00 ea. or 2 , $5, pieced of
new prints. Add 30c postage.
Miss Mabel Parr, Rt. 1, Ray-
nolds. =

Crocheted baby bootees, ny-
lon yarn, colors, blue, pink,
yellow, green white and pas-

tel and white combinations,
$1 pr. No checks or stamps.











Mrs. Charles W. Hughes, Rt.
3, Box 28, Ball Ground,



= Wednesday, November i,

maggot, onion thrips, harlequin bug, gy,
sy moth, San Jose scale, sweetpotato wee
vil, pepper weevil, alfalfa weevil, box
wood leaf miner, European corn borer
Japanese beetle, pink boolworm, import
ed fire ant, vegetable weevil, Mediter-
ranean fruit fly, and white-fringed beet!
are just a few of the many other pests tha
have gained entry into this country.
State and federal entomologists ar
fighting a continuing battle to prevent
further introductions and to eradicate o1
control incipient infestations of foreigr
insect pests. The Georgia Department :

Entomology and the Plant Pest Contro

B.jd
































U. S. Department of Agri

Crocheted bedspread, 92
104 in., cream color (won Ga
State Fair premium this yr.
$65. Mrs. G. E. West, 108
Triple Hill Dr., Macon.

Nice print and solid colo
little girl dresses, sizes 2 -
vrs old, $1.25 ea.$* aprons
dif. colors, 50c ea. Add post
age. Mrs. Frank Parks, Rt. 3
Ellijay.

Home made quilt tops, dbl.
bed size, new cloth, $2.50 ea.
No COD or checks. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Maxine Clark, Rt.
3, Buford. 2

Dbl. bed size quilt tops, all
made by patterns, nice new
prints and plain colors, $2.50,
cup and saucer, gentlemans
bow and other designs. Mrs,
Alma Pharr, Rt. 1, Canton. 3

2 hand crocheted bed-
spreads, off-white color, $35
ea.: dbl. bed size. Mrs. C. EK.
DeLay, Rt. 1, Buford.

Vanity set, crocheted edge of
Wiserts; Spe, $o.;1 pc, S128
cluster stitch doily, $1; Pine-
apple edge, 2 in. 01 yd. State
color. Mrs. Ardell Meeler, Rt
1, Box 216, Bishop. A

Dbl. size quilt top, mus%in
applique, pink print, a
Girl set together with solid
pink percal, $7. Mrs.
Staten, Box 65, Chatswort
Rd., Dalton. =

Nice, new quilts, dbl. be
size, cotton material, cotton
padding, Sea Shells design
$10; Butterfly design, $8 and
other designs, $6.50.. Made of
good cotton material. Berth:
Carter, Rt. 1, Chickamauga.

Nice, new, hand made quil
tons, full dbl. bed size, made o:
matching soli
dian Head, dif. designs, som

















Mrs. Nettie Dillard, Duryl
son Dr., City 10, Dalton.

_Hand tooled, hand mada
bill folds, western style and
flowers, genuine cowhide,
$2.50 ea., $24.00 doz., $13 half
0z.; gator or lizzard hand
bags, $5.00; large gator
or lizzard hand bags, $5; larg
gator shoulder bags in brown
red or black, $10. $2 deposit
on COD orders. Johnny Bonds, -
Battey State Hospital, Rome.

<2

: Childrens house coats, $2.+
50; aprons, without bids, 50e=.
fancy, $1 with bid, $1.25:
plain with bid, 75c, 3 - 4 yr. _
old girls dresses, $2.00; dbl,
bed quilt tops, $3 ea. Mrs.
Bell Thomas, Blue Ridge.

Cup and Saucer Quilt top
made of pretty new print, dbl.
bed size, $2.50: also, other
tops of new print and plain
colors mixed. Add postage.
oe Alma Pharr; Rt. 1, Can_
on, ae



























Pillowcases, tatted insertion,
$3.50; Swedish emb. trimmed
towels, $1.; all linen handker-
chiefs, tatted corner, $1. Mary
Jo Powell, 405 Georgia Ave.,
ao 15 Pho odAe

Novelty not holders, 18
patterns, 25c ea. or 6, $1. Ac





ARE. 5, Ellija

postage. Mrs. W. W,